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40100 Summarex 1.5/8.5 cm SOOCX %u20ac700chrome 3rd Versionno. 823229, 1951, condition B+ %u20ac 1.400 %u2013 1.600Third version of this fast portrait lens, in good%u00a0condition, showingsome pits in the chrome finish, with small triangle in semicircle asaperture index, optics only showing some light cleaning marks, in meter scale.101 Leitz N.Y. Velostigmat Ser. II %u20ac2.000*4.5/90 mm all-blackno. 453799, 1950s, condition A/B %u20ac 4.000 %u2013 5.000Very rare, virtually unknown all-black version of the Velostigmat 90 mm. Engraved with Leitz NY logo, in beautiful condition with very good optics, including both caps and red box.102 Thambar 2.2/9 cm TOODY %u20ac6.000*chrome prototypeno. 226067, 1935, condition B/A %u20ac 12.000 %u2013 14.000An interesting, very early Thambar (production started with the serial number 226001) in chrome finish. Most probably a prototypeor a finish sample. In very good condition, including a chrome hood.Note an unusual single aperture scale.103 Thambar 2.2/9 cm TOODY %u20ac2.000no. 416921, 1939, condition B/A %u20ac 4.000 %u2013 5.000Classic and sought-after original soft-focus portrait lens, in very good condition, good lenses only showing some light cleaning marks and a discrete haze, later coated, complete set with spot filter, hood, 5%u2009%u00d7%u00a0filters with their red maker%u2019s boxes (yellow 1, yellow2, green, red and UV), leather case, and both front and rear caps.104 Summicron 2/90 mm SOOZI %u20ac1.000*pre-series Wetzlarno.1119090, 1953, condition A/B %u20ac 2.000 %u2013 2.400Rare pre-series M39 Summicron 90 mm from a small batch of 200%u00a0lenses made in Wetzlar%u2009%u2014%u2009regular production was later movedto Canada. In near-mint condition, good optics with only slight marks inside.105 Summicron 2/9 cm SOOZI %u20ac1.500First Batch lens headno.1119019, c.1953, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 3.000 %u2013 3.400Rare lens head for an extremely early M39 Summicron 9 cm from the very first batch (100 lenses starting with no.%u20091119001), inmint%u00a0condition, optics only showing a few cleaning marks and a lightseparation, a similar lens no.1119005 can be seen in James L. Lager %u2018Leica an Illustrated History vol. II%u2019 on page 72, according to some sources, these first examples of Summicron 9%u2009cm were made in 1953but%u00a0were officially announced in 1957, Leica records show that thisparticularly lens head was never officially delivered!106 Summicron 2/90 mm SOOZI %u20ac1.200no.1580247, 1958, condition B/A %u20ac 2.400 %u2013 2.800Rare early first type screw-mount Summicron made in Canada,in very good%u00a0condition, good optics, with original HMOOD hoodand rear cap, this exact lens is pictured in James L. Lager %u2018LeicaAn Illustrated History Vol. 2 %u2014 Lenses%u2019 on page 73.107 Hektor 2.5/12.5 cm HIKOO %u20ac500Pre-Seriesno. 753084, 1949, condition B/A %u20ac 1.000 %u2013 1.200Very rare fast portrait lens%u00a0for%u00a0Visoflex Hektor with pre-series serialnumber, from a small batch of only around 90%u00a0lenses, in verygood%u00a0condition, optics showing some cleaning marks, with late typehood and both original caps.108 Hektor 2.8/135 mm prototype %u20ac5.000*no.0000313, 1959, condition A/B %u20ac 10.000 %u2013 12.000One of four known prototypes (No. 0000313-316) of the 135 mm Hektor, produced in 1959. It features an M39 screw mount for use with the VISOFLEX II and is finished partly in black paint. The lens isin very good condition and is engraved internally with the optical formula B661. See Wilhelm Albert, Geburtstage der Leitz-FotoKonstruktionen ab 1927, page 212, for a similar lens. Despite its outward similarity to the Telyt 4/200 mm, the construction of this lens is entirely different!109 Telyt 4/200 blue stain %u20ac400no.1612257, 1959, condition A/B %u20ac 800 %u2013 900A%u00a0very%u00a0interesting early 200%u2009mm Telyt for Visoflex, partially blackpainted,%u00a0note the bluish colour of the barrels and integratedhood, probably the result of an incomplete black paint finish, inalmost mint condition, optics only showing light cleaning marks, with both caps.