(Leitz) Moment-Kamera , c.1907, no.201053

Very Rare And Original 'Loan Camera' Engraved On The Rear Of The Top Plate 'Leih-Kamera', According To The Leica Delivery Book The 'Leihk.' Was Delivered On September 16Th, 1929 To E. L. Berlin, Order

Gelatin silver print, printed in the 1950s 23 x 34 cm Photographer's distribution stamp and handwritten notations on the reverse LITERATURE La Guerre Civile en Espagne, VU Magazine, 23.9.1936; Robert

9x18cm, red bellows, strut camera with "doors", walnut construction with brass fittings, two Aplanat lenses, brass lens board with variable guillotine shutter, focusing screen back, without viewfinder

In den 1980er Jahren im Werk restaurierte Kamera, spätere Deckkappe mit modernen Blitzsymbolen. Mit Leitz New York Motor (Zustand B-) Nr. 2320 mit AA Battery Pack. Funktionsfähiger Zustand,

Eine in Midland produzierte Kamera mit typisch großer "M3" Gravur in neuwertigem Zustand. Mit sehr seltenem Midland Summarit 1:1.5/5 cm Nr. 1419697. Leitz Canada "C" Montagesiegel. Provenienz: Sa

Leica M3 Betriebskamera aus dem ehemals werksinternen Bestand. Kamera in gebrauchtem Zustand. Der Verschlussrahmen auf der Unterseite mit Hand eingeritzt "BK 1074". Leitz Wetzlar "£"-Montagesiege

Frühes Exemplar einer Leica II mit Gravur "Leih-Kamera" auf der Rückseite der Deckkappe. Geliefert am 09. Juni 1932 an die seinerzeitige Leitz Vertretung Lutz Ferrando in Rio de Janeiro. Mit

Leica CL mit Summicron-C 1:2/40 mm Nr. 2594408 mit Gummisonnenblende und Deckel. Mit original Verkaufsrechnung von Leitz an Theo Kisselbach vom 09. April 1974, auf der die Kamera und das Objektiv mit

This is the most rare Nikon lens in existence, the first of only 3 lenses produced in almost new condition with caps and leather case. The lens covers a picture angle of 230?, the front surface was as

An exceedingly rare prototype of the famous Leningrad camera. The GOI-Leningrad was widely unknown for many years and remained mysterious until 1990 when a drawing of the camera appeared in Pont/Princ

a very rare modern special edition, issued for the 70th anniversary of the Republic of Korea, a complete set finished in black paint, including a Leica MP body no.4666234, Summilux-M 1.4/35mm ASPH. no

sought-after original black paint M2, owned and used by the famous British photographer John Bulmer, the camera is in used condition, with very attractive patina, perfect working order, comes with the

red anodized Apo-Summicron, limited to 100 lenses, in new condition, complete with maker's box and papers The buyers premium for all items exported out of E.C. (European Community) is 25%. For items m

Edition Leica M Type 262 In A Unique Red Anodized Finish. This Special Edition Camera'S Colour Scheme Takes The Classic Styling Of The Leica M And Couples It With The Bold Statement Of A Bright Red Hu

A very special, pre-production Carl Zeiss 15mm Hologon f/8 lens for Leica M, in beautiful, near mint condition, with a special finder, original center filter and an original brochure from 1974 showing

Uncommon British Camera With Coupled Rangefinder, For 14 Exposures 3X4Cm On 127 Film In Very Good Cosmetic Condition, With Extremely Rare Ross Xpres 1.9/53Mm No.139352, Very Good Lenses With Only Few

2014 Leica Camera AG was celebrating 100 years of Leica photography. The special Leica M Edition 100 brings together a purely mechanical rangefinder camera for film photography û the Leica M-A no.N01

Only 100 cameras with special black painted Elmar 3.5/5cm were manufactured for the Swedish military in 1956, they were winterised to enable them to function in arctic conditions. The offered camera i

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

sought-after fast lens in original, rangefinder-coupled M39 mount, black paint and chrome/nickel finish, in excellent cosmetic condition, good optics with minimal cleaning marks (not affecting the pho

ANTIQUE GILT BRONZE BUDDHA STATUE; H:28cm W:18cm

Rare And Sought-After Portrait Lens In Original Rangefinder Coupled Leica M39 Mount, Version With Meter Scale And Engraved With 'D.R.P. Dr. Rudolph Hugo Meyer & Co Görlitz', Black Paint Body With A

One Of The Rarest Lenses Made For Leica: The Primoplan 1.9/5Cm In Original, Rangefinder-Coupled M39 Mount. Very Sophisticated And Solid Brass Construction. The Lens Can Be Collapsed To Small Dimension

very early and rare Fed I, third version with typical sings of machining process visible under the chrome finish, in very good condition, special leather covering, with matching Fed 3.5/50mm (stamped