LEITZ (Germany): Leica bayonet mount camera Leica M7

Circa 1953-1972 Marked: Leica / DBP / Ernst Leitz GmbH / Wetzlar Germany The Leica M3 rangefinder camera (serial no. 1101597) with bayonet-style Leica M-mounts and 35 mm lens (serial no. 2548172) in

Leica/Leitz M7 camera body, having a black and chrome body, with serial number 2886052, circa 2002, with original box

LEICA CAMERA. D.R.P Ernst Leitz Wetzlar, Germany. No.448429. F3.5 5cm. With carrying pouch. Provenance: From a local Bath family

E Leitz Self Timer & Leitz Angle Magnifier. *E. Leitz Self Timer for Screw Mount Range Finder Cameras. Leitz Leica 90 degree Angle Magnifier for Visaflex 1. Photos are considered part of the descripti

Leica camera in original case with shoulder strap with Ernst Leitz, Weizlar, Germany lens, No. 625666, with telephoto lens "summarit / f+5 cm / 1:15/ Nr. 954211". [Case: 3 3/4" HH x 6 1/8" W x 3 3/4"

LEICA CAMERA DBP ERNST LEITZ GMBH WETZLAR GERMANY Nr. 826 585 5.5in(13.9cm) X 3in(7.6cm)

Marked Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Germany, serial number 606210. Circa 1951/1952. Summicron 1:2 lens, serial number 1092356. With metal Leica case.

Leica IIIc Camera. Leitz, Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Germany No 430872. Lens: Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Summitar f = 5cm 1:2 No 626044 Original leather case (wear).

(lot) Vintage Leica M3 camera and accessories, including: (1) Leica M3 model camera, top marked Leica DBP, Ernst Leitz Wetzlar, Germany, serial number 745061, c. 1955, approx 3"h, 5.5"w, 1.5"d; (1) Le

Leica (Leitz), Germany. Model 1F camera with a red dial, serial number 674042, ca. 1953-54. Including a collapsable flash reflector, a slip-on skylight filter with original case and packaging, a flash

In 2009, Leica Camera Ag Announced A Very Special Limited Edition Camera Set: The Leica M7 Edition ‘Hermès’. As The Successor To The ‘Leica Mp Edition Hermès’ Launched In 2003, This Is The S

Leica M4-1226126 DBP Ernst Leitz GMBH, Wetzlar Germany Leica Lens: Leitz Canada 2286585 1:2.8 / 90 Tele-Elmarit with bag Leica METER: Made in Germany 016689 Canon lens 1: Canon Lens Made in Japan 50mm

2pc Vintage LEICA 35mm Camera and Leather Case. LEICA Nr. 867 054. Ernst Leitz. GMBH. Wezlar, Germany. -- Dimensions: H: 4 inches: W: 6.5 inches: D: 3 inches --- US Shipping charge: $35 Plus insurance

Property of Lt. Col. John J. Stahl Jr., U.S. M.A. 51 Description: Leica M3 Single Stroke, 1959, the camera body labeled 'Leica, DBP, M3-965 275, Ernst Leitz, GMBH, Wetzlar, Germany', with Leica- M

Leica M3 camera, serial number 758 003, Ernst Leitz GMBH, Wetzlar Germany. Comes in brown leather case. Condition report: AS-IS, uncertain if fully functional. Leather case is well worn and distressed

Vintage Leica M3 - 708026 35MM Camera Marked Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Germany in VG Cond. W/Case

E. Leitz Wetzlar Black Universal View Finder Fit Leica Rangefinder Vintage Camera. Photos are considered part of the description and condition.

Leica Ernst Leitz Wezlar Germany Vintage Camera in clase with 2 Leitz Lenses. Camera M2-1138067, Lense - 50mm, Summicron f/2 with near-focusing range. 11918 M, 1:2/50, Lense - Summmicron 1:2/90 with m

Leica IIIf Camera Body with Three Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Lenses and AccessoriesGermany, 1952-53 IIIf camera body (serial number 618345) with leather case, outfitted with Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Summarit 50mm

Black Leica M5 Germany, 1971-1975 Ernst Leitz GmbH, Wetzlar, today Leica Camera AG Serial no. 1351705 Original Leica leather ever-ready case with embossed company label ‘Leitz Wetzlar’ Measurement

Over 80 original printing templates used for Leica brochures and instructions, including M and screw-mount cameras and accessories, all in good condition The buyers premium for all items exported out

A vintage Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Leica D.R.P. 35mm camera. Germany. r. 538761. Accessories as photographed included and Import certificate. Dimensions: 6" X 3 1/2"

In 2009, Leica Camera AG introduced a highly exclusivelimited edition camera set known as the Leica M7 Edition 'Hermès'. This releasefollowed the 'Leica MP Edition Hermès' from 2003, marking the

A Leica M4 35 millimeter rangefinder camera produced circa 1966 to 1975 by Ernst Leitz GmbH (Germany). Manual focus and exposure. Angled film advance lever, self timer, and frame selection lever, feat