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88233 Leica M1 olive Bundes- %u20ac10.000eigentum Special Orderno. 980498, 1960, condition B/A %u20ac 20.000 %u2013 24.000Original, first batch Leica M1 olive engraved %u201cBundeseigentum 12-121-5418%u201d, rare version with %u20185+13.5 cm%u2019 engraving near the eyepiece, with MP top plate (only 75 of these cameras were produced and delivered to Wilhelmshaven and Kiel in 1960/61), in very good condition, showing typical small bubbles in paint, the vulcanite was once replaced and%u00a0the camera was modified by Leica with 35 mm frames, it also comes with a matching %u2018Bundeseigentum%u2019 Summaron 2.8/35 mm no. 1810313, this rare lens was delivered to German Marine, Kiel on 25.10.1961.234 Leica M1 olive Bundeseigentum %u20ac8.000no. 1035975, 1961, condition B/A %u20ac 16.000 %u2013 18.000Fully original, second type M1 green engraved %u2018Bundeseigentum 12-129-7739%u2019, rare version with %u20185+13,5 cm%u2019 engraving near the eyepiece, with MP top plate (only 75 of these cameras were produced and delivered to Wilhelmshaven and Kiel in 1961), in very good condition and working order, with original green vulcanite with fine pattern, with chrome Elmar 2,8/5 cm no. 1934879 without militaryengravings (with yellow filter and front lens cap), the camera has been delivered to German Marine in Wilhelmshaven on 25.10.1961.236 Leica M2 chrome %u2018KS15-4%u2019 %u20ac1.000no. 1164961, 1967, condition B/A %u20ac 2.000 %u2013 2.400Very rare version of the M2-R produced for the U.S. Army with M4 quick-loading system but without the M2-R engraving, see a similar camera in Lager I, page 201, in very good condition and working order, with body cap.237 Leitz VIOOH finder %u2018Heer%u2019 %u20ac1.000*1940s, condition B %u20ac 2.000 %u2013 2.400Very rare military VIOOH universal finder, lyre-shaped body with original %u2018Heer%u2019 (Army) engraving on the back, in user condition but good view.238 Hektor 4.5/13.5cm %u20ac1.600%u2018Bundeseigentum%u2019 no. 1509855, 1957, condition B %u20ac 3.200 %u2013 3.600Very rare original German military Hektor engraved %u2018Bundeseigentum%u2019 and inventory number %u201812-120-1625%u2019 on the barrel, green vulcanite covering with coarse pattern (matching the vulcanite on the early olive M3 and M1 cameras), in used%u00a0condition, optics showing some light cleaning marks, with both caps and%u00a0rare original green leather case with military engravings on the bottom.232 Leica%u00a0M3 chrome %u2018BUND%u2019 %u20ac3.000with macro outfitno. 875595, 1957, condition B/A %u20ac 6.000 %u2013 7.000Unusual military chrome single stroke M3 body used by the German Army and engraved with %u20186650-12-121-6500 BUND%u2019 on the back side, in very good condition and working order, together with Hektor 4,5/135 mm head no. 1313862 with same engravings (cond. B), both delivered to W%u00fcnsche, Stuttgart in May and August 1957, with Visoflex I, LVFOD magnifier, bellows I, UZEOO extending bellows hood, all with the same military engravings, with macro extension adapters.