Hektor 6.3/2.8cm 'W.haven' * SN: 580326

Early Nickel Hektor 6.3/2.8Cm Hoopy In Near Mint Condition, Good Lenses, With Both Original Caps And Red Maker'S Box (Note That The Box Is Mis-Engraved 'Hekto')The Buyers Premium For All Items Exporte

In Excellent Condition, With Good Optics, Including An Uncommon Folding 2.8Cm Finder Suooq (In Red Maker'S Box) The Buyers Premium For All Items Exported Out Of E.C. (European Community) Is 25%. For I

in near mint condition, with front and rear cap, matching Bakelite keeper The buyers premium for all items exported out of E.C. (European Community) is 25%. For items marked with *, sold and/or shippe

early Hektor 2.8cm from the very first batch (!), one of the earliest chrome we have seen, in mint condition, good optics only showing some light haze, with both capsThe Buyers Premium For All Items E

in excellent condition, with both original caps and Bakelite keeperThe Buyers Premium For All Items Exported Out Of E.C. (European Community) Is 25%. For Items Marked With *, Sold And/Or Shipped Withi

Wide angle lens in near mint condition, optics slightly hazy, incl. front cap, M-mount adapter and plastic keeperThe Buyers Premium For All Items Exported Out Of E.C. (European Community) Is 25%. For

in near mint condition, with both original caps and leather keeper The buyers premium for all items exported out of E.C. (European Community) is 25%. For items marked with *, sold and/or shipped withi

Early Body In Very Good Cosmetic Condition And Working Order (Small Repairs On The Shutter Blind Visible), With Unnumbered Nickel Hektor 2.5/50Mm (Cond. B/A, Good Optics, From Cap) And Leather CaseThe

Very Rare Original German Military Hektor Engraved 'Bundeseigentunm' And Inventory Number '12-120-1625' On The Barrel, Green Vulcanite Covering, In Very Good Cosmetic Condition, Good Optics With Few M

An Early Black/Nickel Hektor In Rotating Mount, In Excellent Condition With Good Optics, Including Both Caps And HoodThe Buyers Premium For All Items Exported Out Of E.C. (European Community) Is 25%.

SN: 94774 Year/Baujahr: 1932 Condition/Zustand: A- English Mint black/nickel Leica II in perfect working order with nickel Hektor 2.5/5cm no.92353 (very early 5-digit number, A/B co

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

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

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

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

Bosendorfer 225 Grand Piano SN 38657 (1986). From a private Princeton, NJ Estate. Size: 40" H x 61" W x 89" Long. Size: H 40" x W 61" x D 89"

A Beautiful, Near Mint And Original Black Paint M3, With All Matching Parts And In Perfect Working Order, With Written Expertise From Mr. Ottmar Michaely, One Of The Best Examples Of This Sought-After

Very Rare Black Military M4, Produced In Small Numbers For The Us Army, Engraved On The Back Of The Top Plate With Contract Numbers, With Matching Elcan 2/50Mm No.276-0022, Both Camera And Lens In Exc

Has pick wear as shown, along with original finish and two or three cracks on the side, each 3" or less. Case: 16" x 41" x 6"

Very Rare Prototype Of The Later Summicron With Thorium-Oxide Element, In Correct Focusing Mount With A Diaphragm To 22; A Small Series Of These Lenses Have Been Produced For Testing In 1950 - Three Y

Extremely Rare Prototype (Only 2 Units Known To Exist), Slightly Simplified Variation Of The Sp Model With Blanked Out Wide Angle Finder, In Very Good Condition And Working Order, Titanium Foil Shutte

Rare And Very Early I Mod. A With Elmax 3.5/50Mm Lens, In Fine Original Condition And With All Matching Early Features, Like Aluminium Knobs, Flat Eyepiece, Early-Type Vulcanite Etc., Included With Th

An Original, Early Leica I Mod. A Elmax, Converted By Leitz In 1933 To I Mod. C Standard, Still With Original 5-Element Elmax (Good Optics With Only Minimal Marks On The Front Element, With Front Cap)

Sought-After Fast Medium Format Lens (105Mm) In Uncommon Focusing Mount Without Iris Diaphragm, Very Good Optics (Only Minimal Flaws In The Coating)The Buyers Premium For All Items Exported Out Of E.C