RUSSIAN SOVIET LEICA CAMERAS

This is identified as a fake Leica based on the attached tag, assuming it is a FED Soviet Camera

A quantity of 20thC Russian / Soviet cameras and equipment to include a Zorki-4 camera, a Fed-5 camera, a Fed-2 camera, a Zenit Moskva-80 EM camera, a Lubitel 2 camera, a Kiev 30 subminiture camera, e

(2) Russian Kiev 35mm CCCP with 2/50 lenses, Aries 35mm IIIC with H Coral 1:1.9f=4.5cm lens, and a Soviet camera with a Mockba (Moscow) medium format folding rangefinder.

One shelf of camera books, titles include McKeown's 12th Edition Price Guide to Antique and Classic Cameras, Box Cameras Made in Germany by Hans-Dieter Gotz, Russian and Soviet Cameras Catalog (1840-1

Vintage Leica camera, Russian copy, in brass with snake skin covered body, serial number 109724, comes with original leather case. Please note that several bidders pointed out this is a Russian reprod

A Russian copy of a WWII Leica camera marked 'Bildberichter No.0407' together with a Leica leather case

A mid 20thC Russian copy 'Leica II(D) Olympiada' 35mm film camera, in gilt finish and leather case, approx. 5 1/4" wide

A mid 20thC Russian copy 'Leica II(D) Olympiada' 35mm film camera, in gilt finish and leather case, approx. 5 1/4" wide

Frühe FED in verchromtem Finish ohne Zubehörschuh, in sehr schönem Zustand mit FED 1:3.5/50 mm Nr. 7853. Literatur: Jean Loup Princelle, „MADE IN USSR - THE AUTHENTIC GUIDE TO RUSSIAN SOVIET CAME

Kiev 4 another with Cyrillic markings. Dimensions:  [Cyrillic camera] - 5.25 " W x 2.75 " H x 2.50 "D;   Kiev 4 - 5.75 &

Rolleiflex and Leica cameras with extras. Eleven items total. Rolleiflex with Tessar F 3.5. Camera No: 558959. Lense No: 1902569. H 5-1/4" W 3-7/8" D 3-5/8". Leica Russian copy: Zorki-1. No. 402531.19

Voskhad, Junost & Other Uncommon Soviet Cameras. Comprising an uncommon Voskhod (Bochod), an Estafeta (Courier) 120 camera with telescoping front. A Droog (Friend) with rapid wind trigger base (very r

1. SOVIET USSR "LENINGRAD" CAMERA + JUPITER-8 lens: The Soviet Leningrad camera is a vintage rangefinder model produced in the USSR. Paired with the Jupiter-8 lens, it offered photographers a versatil

1. Soviet Contax copy Kiev 4A Olympiad 1980 BLACK 35mm RF camera w/ Jupiter-8M EXP: The Kiev 4A Olympiad 1980 is a black variant of the Kiev 4A rangefinder camera, produced in the Soviet Union. It is

The trio of vintage Soviet cameras featured in this lot offers a fascinating glimpse into the history of Soviet-era photography: 1. 1955 USSR "KIEV-3" CYRILLIC CAMERA Produced in the mid-20th century,

Kiev (Kneb) camera, No. 6906616, CCCP, with 1:2, 5cm lens, No. 5520728. Soviet camera, 1:3.5, 50mm lens, camera No. 351531.

The Soviet KONVAS Automatic film lens camera is a vintage cinematography device produced during the Soviet era. Known for its robust construction and straightforward operation, this camera features an

Leica imitation made from a Russian Leica copy, in ever-ready case, Lacon 35mm camera by Shinano Camera Company Ltd

KMZ Zenit TTL Soviet SLR camera, for 35mm film, 1977-1985. Condition: Signs of light use. Barrel shows signs of light wear and/or usage. Glass appears clean. Includes 1 lens. Tele-Lentar lens 135mm f/

rare and early Russian Leica copy, the Fed-Zorki of 1948 was the first camera to bear the name 'Zorki' (The Sharp-sighted), it was produced in Moscow by KMZ in 1948 and 1949, with Fed 3.5/50mm no.4846

rare and early Russian Leica copy, the Fed-Zorki of 1948 was the first camera to bear the name 'Zorki' (The Sharpsighted), it was produced in Moscow by KMZ in 1948 and 1949, with matching early Indust

Group of Nine Soviet Rangefinder Cameras. Comprising an early Zorki I, FED 3, FED 4, 2x Zorki 4 and a Zorki 4K (all with shutters firing). Also 2x Kiev 4 and a Zorki 4K, shutters not firing. All with

SOVIET MK002 CAMERA W/PARTS & BOXES

Leica IIIf from 1951 with Russian 50mm lens f3.5