A Leitz Prado 250/500 Projector,

blue hammertone, untested, in G-VG condition, with original box, (Qty: 1)

circa 1950s, comprising a grey Leitz Prado 500 projector with a Hektor f/2.5 150mm lens, a Philips 250V 500W lamp and blower cooling, also a grey Ikolux 500 projector with an Orikar f/3.2 150mm lens,

E Leitz Wetzlar projector with case

5 Slide and Movie Projectors 1) 3 slide projectors with series resistors, for parts. – 2) Leitz slide projector with film-carrier for 35 mm spools, with 2 lenses. – And: 3) Kodak 8 type 44, substa

Leica Illustrated Guides, Leica Manuals, Pocket Book, Leica and Leicaflex, Leitz Small Projector VIIIs, Leica-R Reflex Manual.

Leitz Wetzlar Enlarger Projector, 31"x7"x16"

powers on, bulb lights up and fan powers up, untested with slide magazine. (Qty: 1)

together with a Kershaw Type 250 Projection lens, P-VG, with some fungus present, otherwise VG,

'Leitz G1 16mm Theater Projector, c. 1955 Leitz, Wetzlar. For 1200m spools, Elkinar 1:1,3/7 cm lens with very rare original 24x36mm slide projector, optical and magnetic sound heads, Telefunken tube a

'Leitz G1 16mm Theater Projector, c. 1955 Leitz, Wetzlar. For 1200m spools, Elkinar 1:1,3/5 cm lens, optical and magnetic sound heads. Without lamp or cable for multiplier. With second spool holder an

Leitz Pradovit P600 Slide Projector. With Colorpan 90mm f2.5 P2 lens, instructions and two spare bulbs. Signs of light use, working, but needs mains lead (standard kettle type).

Swiss made subminiature camera for 11x11mm exposures, rare with Trioplan 2.8/20mm no.1084231 with cap, with extremely rare original BIFLEX projector with Biflex 1.6/5cm lens no.1024 The buyers premium

early hand-cranked cinematographic projector in very fine and working condition, made only few years after the invention of the Cinématographe by Lumiere brothers. Pathe Freres quickly became one o

rare Italian 35mm 3-colour camera in fine condition, with near mint matching projector The buyers premium for all items exported out of E.C. (European Community) is 25%. For items marked with *, sold

Rare Leitz projection loupe (a combination of a magnifier with a small projector), used for drawing of the projected image on paper, 23cm high, in very good condition The buyers premium for all items

A Linhof 6x6 Medium Format Projector, c.1960, with a red Linhofb adge and enamelled crest, with a Leitz Wetzlar, Germany, Hektor 1.25/150mm lens, with a carriage to take magic lantern slides, complete

A Leica Full Line Dealer Advertising Sign, 50x36cm, marked to front 'Cameras Lenses Projectors Enlargers Binoculars' and marked to rear 'Eigentum: Enrst Leitz Wetzlar GmbH, Innenchild Nr. 221, Made in

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