Page 8 - Demo

61 Bronze plate Oscar Barnack %u20ac1.000*1982, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 2.000 %u2013 2.400Beautiful bronze casting portrait of Oscar Banack made by Heinrich Janke (1930-2023), famous German artist and head of the design department for the Leitz company, the same portrait can be seen on the memorial stone in Wetzlar, this unique piece was made by the artist himself o n special order, diameter 41 cm, 7.4 kg.2 Saget Leica Poster for %u20ac3.000*Optiker Koch Z%u00fcrich 1930s, condition A/B %u20ac 6.000 %u2013 7.000Hubert Saget (1890%u20131949) crafted the iconic Leica poster for Swiss opticians, early distributors of Leica cameras. There were threedistinct versions of the poster: (1) Optiker Koch Z%u00fcrich, (2) Str%u00fcben der Optiker, and (3) Wiegandt L%u2019Opticien. The first two versions featured the German slogan %u2018Leica, das kleine Photo-Wunder%u2019, the offered poster is in excellent condition, with only slight traces of wear. Measuring 66%u00d7101 cm, it is%u00a0mounted on cardboard.3 Leica I Mod. A Elmax %u2018no.284%u2019 %u20ac6.000*no. 284, 1925, condition B/C %u20ac 12.000 %u2013 14.000Very rare and early Leica I Mod. A with Elmax lens, in used condition and working order, heavy patina of many years of use, vulcanite replaced with leather, otherwise the body is still with%u00a0original early features like the flat eyepiece, %u2018mushroom%u2019 type shutter release not dimpled, frame counter up to 40 views,%u00a0etc., delivered on 20.03.1925 to retailer Jan Bujak in Lemberg (in current Ukraine), together with black painted lens cap, early ETRIN leather case (marked with both Leitz and Leica), 2%u00d7film spools and unnumbered FODIS rangefinder.4 Leica I Mod. A Elmar %u20ac2.000*no. 2930, 1927, condition B %u20ac 4.000 %u2013 5.000Early, 2nd version I Mod.A in good%u00a0condition%u00a0and working order,delivered to Ernst Leitz New York on 06.04.1927, in feet scale, note the later dimpled %u2018mushroom%u2019 style shutter release button and the special red lizard skin cover.5 Leica I Mod. A Elmar %u20ac700no. 15630, 1928, condition B%u2013 %u20ac 1.400 %u2013 1.600Nice%u00a05th version in meter scale (see von Einem %u2018Die 10 Variantender klassischen Leica I A mit Elmar 1:3.5 F=50 mm%u2019) in user%u00a0andoriginal condition and in working order, good%u00a0optics only showing some cleaning marks on the front element, delivered to Munichon 26.03.1928, note the dimpled %u2018mushroom%u2019 style shutter releasebutton, with black Bakelite lens cap, and meter scaled FODIS rangefinder no. 19742 (light contrast but still usable).6 Leica I Mod. A Hektor %u20ac1.200*no. 46867, 1930, condition B/A %u20ac 2.400 %u2013 2.800Beautiful rare Leica I Mod. A with fast Hektor 2.5/50 mm lens, in very good, original condition and in working order, with front cap, delivered to Munich on 26.09.1930.7 Leica I Mod. A Hektor %u20ac1.000*nickel platedno. 45272, 1930, condition B+ %u20ac 2.000 %u2013 2.400Interesting Leica I Mod. A with fast Hektor 2.5/50 mm lens from 1930, professionally nickel plated, in good, original condition and working order, optics showing cleaning marks.8 Leica I Mod. B Dial-Set Compur %u20ac4.000*no. 5991, c.1927, condition B/A %u20ac 8.000 %u2013 9.000Rare first model of the Compur-Leica, here in very good and original condition, in good working order, with a film spool.LEITZ %u2014 LEICALeica Screw Mount Cameras9 Leica I Mod. B Ring Compur %u20ac3.000*no. 13254, 1929, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 6.000 %u2013 7.000Second%u00a0version Compur-Leica, in outstanding and original condition and working order, with clean and clear Elmar 3.5/5 cm, delivered to Catowice, Poland, on 18.06.1929.10 Leica I Mod. C Non-Standard %u20ac500*no. 49776, 1930, condition B+ %u20ac 1.000 %u2013 1.200Rare first Leica model for interchangeable lenses, with early and original non-standardized mount, in good, original condition, shutter curtains need attention,%u00a0with%u00a0matching Hektor 2.5/50 mm in meter scale engraved with %u2018776%u2019, the 3 last digits of the body serial number (some haze and cleaning marks), note the unusual swinging mask for 13.5 cm on the front of the finder, delivered on 29.11.1930.11 Leica I Mod. C Non-Standard %u20ac1.200*no. 53036, 1930, condition B+ %u20ac 2.400 %u2013 2.600Rare first Leica model for interchangeable lenses, with early andoriginal non-standardized mount, in good condition and working order, including matching Elmar 3.5/50 mm with feet scale, engraved with %u2018036%u2019, the 3 last digits of the body serial number, note theunusual swinging mask for 13.5 cm on front of the finder, withbakelite front lens cap, delivered to New York%u00a0on 13.11.1930.