Leitz OORES focusing stage prototypes

Unique focusing stage for Leica M39, in excellent condition The buyers premium for all items exported out of E.C. (European Community) is 25%. For items marked with *, sold and/or shipped within the E

Rotating Two-Lens Focusing Stage OORES with 5x magnifier LFVOO and close-focus adapter ZWTOO. Condition: Excellent ++ overall

Large Lot of Leitz Accessories 1) 4 mixed focusing stages: "Fuldy" NY, 1948-51, "Fuldy" NY, 1932-38, "OOZAB" Wetzlar, 1951-57, and "OOTGU" Wetzlar, 1957, for Leica M. - 2) 2 magnifiers "LFVOO". - 3) A

A Leitz Laboratory Microscope With A Collection Of Accessories, German, mid-20th century, with rack-and-pinion focusing, stage with substage condenser, triple nosepiece with three objectives, on black

Interesting Summicron In Special 55Mm Screw Focusing Mount For Projection, Most Probably A Prototype Or Made By Leitz To Special Order, With Generic Leitz BoxThe Buyers Premium For All Items Exported

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

very rare prototype in Bessamatic mount, with special engravings 'SK' for Color-Skopar and 'V3' for Versuch (research in German), in very good cosmetic condition, aperture and focusing non-operableThe

Prototype Of The Votra Stereo Viewer, Entirely Different Construction To The Production Model, In Chrome Finish; A Similar Model Can Be Seen In Wilhelm Albert'S 'Geburtstage Der Leitz-Foto-Konstruktio

Olympus OM End Lot of Various Accessories. To include Focusing Stage, Macro Stand, Adapter Recordata Back, various lens hood and 49mm filters etc. Provenance: The John Foster Olympus Collection

body VG, together with a Vintec focusing stage, VG,

A Classic Beck Metallurgical Microscope,English, c.1950, signed Beck, London, with plano-concave mirror, focusing stage, fully mechanical stage, with Beck Vertical Illuminator, with objective and eyep

An English Brass Culpepper-Type Microscope   18th/19th Century with rack-and-pinion focusing, circular stage and raised on three S-scroll legs on a mahogany base with reflector, the base with a d

Binocular Microscope by Henry Crouch, London, c. 1870 Engraved "Henry Crouch, London", serial no. 1183, polished brass, tilting stand, coarse and fine focusing, rotating stage, double mirror, 1 pair o

German, signed to the rear of the stage, Leitz Ortholux, with Leitz Substage condenser, Leitz mechanical stage, four objective nosepiece with a Leitz4mm Apochromat0.95; a Leitz 8mm Apochromat, a Leitz

A monocular style antique microscope with a double nosepiece and mirror light source. Separate coarse and fine adjustment focusing, and stage clip. Bausch & Lomb Optical Co. Rochester, N.Y. & New York

5" tall unreleased resin hand-painted prototype for a proposed Looney Tunes series of action figures that KENNER was planning to release. This toy line never progressed past the prototype stage.After

Seltener Leicameter Prototyp, der als Ersatz für den Leicameter MR-4 für die Leica M entwickelt wurde. Er funktionierte mit LEDs (daher die Bezeichnung D für Digital). Hergestellt von A

An English Brass Culpepper-Type Microscope George Adams, London, 18th Century with draw-tube focusing, the circular stage signed G. Adams, London, the case with a drawer in the base containing objecti

Antique Ernst Leitz Wetzlar German microscope. Produced circa 1920. Adjustable eyepiece housing, with evolving objective lenses, stamped ERNST LEITZ WETZLAR. Removable stage. Accompanied by 10x magnif

German, c.1960, signed to the rear of the stage 'Ernst Leitz Wetzlar, Germany' with binocular eyepieces, with 3 Leitz objectives, mechanical stage substage condenser and plano-concave mirror, with ori

Leitz Leica OTZFO Universal Focusing Mount. Good condition, with a few signs of moderate use. Weight 7 oz.

Für die im Jahr 1968 erschienene Leicaflex SL mit Innenmessung wurden ab 1967 erste Objektive mit zwei Steuerkurven bemustert. Sehr schöner Zustand, die Gläser mit leichter Beschlagsbil

Als Objektivkopf zur Verwendung am Balgeneinstellgerät-R wurde das 100 mm Macro-Objektiv mit der Lichtstärke 1:4 von Leitz im Jahr 1968 eingeführt. Erst 1978 folgte die Version mit Schn

Versuchsmuster zum 24 mm Leica R Objektiv. 3 Steuerkurven, bereits zur Verwendung der Kameras ab Modell R3 electronic geeignet, die erst drei Jahre später eingeführt wurde. Schöner Zustand. Minimal