Leica I Mod. B Dial-Set Compur *

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First model of the Compur-Leica, with Elmar 3.5/50mm, here in good and original condition, good optics only showing a few light cleaning marks, delivered to Berlin on 29.03.1927, including 2x film spools (with cardboard canister) an ETRIN leather case. SN: 5842

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48. Leitz Photographica Auction

Jun 13, 2026 5:00 AM EDT

Vienna, Vienna, Austria

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