Macchi M.39 hydroracing

Extraordinary wind tunnel model of the MACCHI M.39 hydrocorsa (racing seaplane) with boot configuration, single-engine and low-wing monoplane developed by the Italian aeronautical company Aeronautica

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

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

An extremely rare, fast black paint Xenon in original, rangefinder-coupled Leica M39 mount, from a batch of only 7 lenses issued on 29.11.1945 (serial numbers 1824469-1924475), in fine cosmetic condit

Very Rare And Early Pan-Tachar In Original Leica M39 Mount, Unlike The Other Examples Astro Produced In This Mount, This Early Lens Is Rangefinder-Coupled, It Is In Good, Unrestored Condition, Optics

Very rare fast lens RF coupled mount for Leica M39, in perfect condition, very good optics with only minimal cleaning marks on the rear element, with both caps (original front cap)The Buyers Premium F

Dallmeyer Dallac 2/8,5 cm for M39 Dallmeyer, London. No. 544735, engraved "DC" (= Dallmeyer coated), focusabling up to 4 feet, with rear cap and original front cap, a pinpoint light test and close ins

Zunow 1.1/5 cm Lens for Leica M39, 1952 Zunow Optical, Japan. No. 5646 with original front cap and Zunow sunshade, glass clean under point light, smooth aperture, distance scale in feet, focusing fixe

Rare M39 Rf Coupled 'Black-Face' Nokton In Near Mint Condition With Clean Lenses, Minimal Separation On The Very Edge Of The Front Lens Element, With KeeperThe Buyers Premium For All Items Exported Ou

Sought-After Angénieux Type S1 In Original, Rangefinder-Coupled Leica M39 Mount, In Excellent Cosmetic Condition, Good Optics (One Small Spot Of Separation Inside)The Buyers Premium For All Items E

Nokton 1.5/50 mm Lens for Leica M39, c. 1950 Voigtländer, Braunschweig. Nokton 1.5/50 mm no. 3421194, feet scale, optics clean under point light. Rare lens for the Leica, considered by many as th

Rare M39 RF coupled 'black-face' Nokton in near mint condition with clean lenses, minimal separation on the very edge of the front lens element, with keeperThe Buyers Premium For All Items Exported Ou

Zeiss Oberkochen lens adapted in rangefinder-coupled M39 mount, very good and clean optics, both caps The buyers premium for all items exported out of E.C. (European Community) is 25%. For items marke

Nokton 1.5/50 mm Lens for Leica M39, c. 1950 Voigtländer, Braunschweig. Nokton 1.5/50 mm no. 3339672, feet scale, some age deposits visible on the front group around aperture under point light, g

Rare Summicron 2/35 mm Screw Mount M39, c. 1959 Leitz, Wetzlar. No. 1671148. This 8-element lens has rarity 8. Smooth focusing, correctly working aperture. In pointlight and only from a certain angle,

Very Interesting 1984 (!) Summicron-M In M39 Mount, Probably Experimental Lens Or Prototype, In Near Mint Condition, With Clean Optics, Both CapsThe Buyers Premium For All Items Exported Out Of E.C. (

Rare Short Portrait Lens In Original, Rangefinder-Coupled M39 Mount, In Fine Condition, Good Uncoated Optics Including Rear Cap And Original HoodThe Buyers Premium For All Items Exported Out Of E.C. (

Extremely rare and sought-after early Nikkor lens (about 400 ever made in Leica M39 screw mount), from the first batch '905' produced in May 1949 during the Occupation, in excellent condition, recogni

Very Rare Lens In Original, Rangefinder-Coupled Leica Screw Mount, In Fine Condition (Missing Focusing Tab), Good Optics (Only Minimal Cleaning Marks), With Rear CapThe Buyers Premium For All Items Ex

Angenieux Type X1 3,5/35 mm for M39, c. 1952 Angenieux, Paris. No. 95990, aperture 3,5 to 16, focusing until 1 m. Glass inside with some dust, very light aluminium mount. With original front and back

a sought-after Angenieux in original rangefinder-coupled M39 mount, in excellent condition, good optics (only minimal cleaning marks), with M-adapter, both caps, original maker's box (mis-stamped with

Very Rare Black Paint Nikkor-S.C In Original, Rangefinder-Coupled Leica M39 Mount, Good Optics With Only Minimal Cleaning Marks, With Leather KeeperThe Buyers Premium For All Items Exported Out Of E.C

A rare 'Macchi Castoldi 72 Schneider Trophy Seaplane' mascot, Italian, 1934, chrome plated metal, depicting the 1934 version with the twin contra-rotating propellers and the large curved under-tail, 1