Leica MDa Post 24x36mm, 1971, no. 1273928

Seltene Postkamera, mit Fixfokus Summaron 1:2.8/35 mm Nr. 2312060. Sehr schöner Zustand. Literatur: James L. Lager, „Leica, an illustrated History“, Vol. I (cameras), S. 238ff. Rare P

Leica Post War Standard Nr. 355281 with Wollensak 50mm Velostigmat f3,5 Nr. 496819, engraved “E. Leitz, Inc. New York" with original “E. Leitz New York" body cover. This is the famous and

Leica Post Kamera 24x27 Nr. 928938 with 35mm Summaron f3,5 engraved "Post." Made in 1958, this is one of the earliest "Post" cameras ever brought to market - this is the 15th "Post" camera produced by

Body in near mint condition and good working order, base plate with a slot for data strips, body capThe Buyers Premium For All Items Exported Out Of E.C. (European Community) Is 25%. For Items Marked

Lili Rethi (1894-1971) Post Office Motor Transport Depot , GPO poster PRD 210 1937 - 102 x 127 cm

Lili Rethi (1894-1971) Post Office Underground Mail Train: London , original GPO poster PRD 208 1937 - 102 x 127 cm This is the rare quad royal format poster

Lili Rethi (1894-1971) Post Office Underground Mail Train: London, original GPO poster PRD 208 1937 - 102 x 127 cm This is the rare quad royal format poster

An uncommon, post-war Leica IIIa, in beautiful, near mint condition and good working order, with matching coated Elmar 3.5/5cm no.638255 (good optics), both camera and lens engraved with 'Germany' (ex

Black Leica M5 Germany, 1971-1975 Ernst Leitz GmbH, Wetzlar, today Leica Camera AG Serial no. 1351705 Original Leica leather ever-ready case with embossed company label ‘Leitz Wetzlar’ Measurement

BUKOWSKI, CHARLES. 1920-1994. Post Office. Los Angeles: Black Sparrow Press, 1971. Original red, white and blue patterned cloth over printed boards, printed paper label to spine, acetate jacket. Spine

James R. Bingham (1917 - 1971) Original illustration Painting Saturday Evening Post published..Image size 12 1/2” x 16”..Frame 26” x 29”..

In 1970's E. Leitz Inc. manufactured a large number of MDa Mot cameras for use on Zeiss fundus cameras, an unexpected outcome of this cooperation was a number of M4-M and M4-MOT cameras being left wit

Body In Beautiful Condition, With Leitz Ny Motor Drive No.02516 (Incl. Aa Battery Pack), The Leica M4 Mot Has Been Launched In 1968 And Was In Production Until 1971, Only About 955 Cameras Have Been M

export body in excellent condition, sharkskin type covering, with chrome Hektor 6.3/2.8cm no.790181 (quite rare coated lens from the only post-war batch of 1900 lenses made in 1950, with SOOHN hood),

24 carat gold plated post-war IIIc with Summar 2/5cm no.424741, golden cap - body with original sharkskin covering, gold plated VIOOH universal finder and Leica-Meter 2, probably gold plated J.S. Maiz

A Leica M5 Rangefinder Camera Body Serial No: 1292156 (1971/72) Body: VG Shutter: working Notes: with maker's body cap, rare brown ERC, maker's box

1971, black, serial no. 1299820, body, G-VG, shutter working

A late, post-war IIIc in beautiful, almost perfect condition, with sharkskin Vulkanite covering, near-mint Elmar 3.5/5cm no.773015 (also 1950, very good optics), leather case, one of the best examples

Schwarz lackierte Röntgenkamera von E. Leitz New York. Gravur "N.Y.", gefolgt von der speziellen Seriennummer auf der Oberseite. Bildformat 24x36 mm; Objektivflansch mit der typischen „W. X

Schwarz lackierte Röntgenkamera von E.Leitz New York. Gravur "N.Y.", gefolgt von der speziellen Seriennummer auf der Oberseite. Bildformat 24x36 mm; Objektivflansch mit der typischen „W. X.“ Grav

Schwarz lackierte Röntgenkamera von E. Leitz New York. Gravur "N.Y.", gefolgt von der speziellen Seriennummer auf der Oberseite. Bildformat 24x36 mm; Objektivflansch mit der typischen „W. X

Jean (Yanco) Varda (American, 1893-1971), Untitled (Fishing Village), collage, signed lower right, sight: 18"h x 24"w, overall (with frame): 23"h x 29"w. Provenance: Estate of George Post

Jean (Yanco) Varda (American, 1893-1971), Untitled (Italian Village), collage, unsigned, sight: 14"h x 17"w, overall (with frame): 20"h x 23"w. Provenance: Estate of George Post

Isamu kenmochi (1912-1971) Japanese modernist designer and an important player in post war industrial design in Japan. Six stacking stools of bent and stained beech with black vinyl seats, built in ha