Leitz Xenon 5cm f/1.5 Military

body in excellent condition and perfect working order, with Taylor-Hobson Leitz Xenon 1.5/5cm no.289862 (clean optics, front cap), 1938, no. 297119 The buyers premium for all items exported out of E.C

8 Schneider and Zeiss for Exakta from 1935-1941, all in near mint condition, probably samples for internal usage, including two Kine-Exakta lenses: Biotar 2/5.8cm no.2760037 and Xenon 2/5cm no.1080654

Green-painted camera (not tested, missing crank), with a set of seven cine 35mm lenses: Xenon 2.3/5cm no.1803730 (slightly hazy), Kinoptik Apochromat 2/28mm no.4475 (good optics), Astro Gauss-Tachar 2

in beautiful almost mint condition, with Xenon 1.5/5cm no.490218 (cond. B+, good optics with few cleaning marks), red maker's box for Xenon, 1937, no. 262365 The buyers premium for all items exported

Nagel Pupille 127 Camera Outfit with Leica Rangefinder. Shutter firing (signs of normal use). Fitted with a Schneider 4.5cm f2 Xenon lens. With rare support foot and accessory shoe, the correct Leitz

Only 100 cameras with special black painted Elmar 3.5/5cm were manufactured for the Swedish military in 1956, they were winterised to enable them to function in arctic conditions. The offered camera i

8x10.5cm, very rare camera in near mint condition, manufactured by Konishi & Co. for the Japanese military, Hexar 4.5/13.5cm no.14170 in KTI - TIYOKO shutter, red laurel wreath engraved on the bed and

Military Iiic Grey In Very Good Condition, Grey Leather Covering, Engraved With 'Fl.No.38079', 'Luftwaffen-Eigentum' Engraving Defaced, White K On Shutter Blind, With Elmar 3.5/5Cm No.499973 Engraved

A Quite Uncommon Military Leica, Engraved On The Rear Of The Top Plate With 'Prop. Of U.S. Navy-173 No 131367', With Summar 2/5Cm No.206117 Engraved On The Barrel With '173-200445A', The Camera Has Be

100% authentic military Leica, (delivered on November 11th, 1940 to Luftwaffe BLN. 19478) with matching Luftwaffen-Eigentum EKURZ Elmar 3.5/3.5cm no.555637 (delivered on November 19th, 1940 to Luftwaf

early military IIIb, rear of top plate stamped with 'Reichsadler', Elmar 3.5/5cm no.436282 with same engraving The buyers premium for all items exported out of E.C. (European Community) is 25%. For it

A Leitz Military MIRRR Lens in military green No. 00729

Leica IIIb Nr. 288186 with Taylor Hobson 50mm Xenon f1,5 Nr. 375605, rapid winder device SCNOO, and Universal Viewfinder IMFIN Nr. 1191. The shutter is sluggush, and the lens hazy. Nonetheless, the pe

Leica IIIa Nr. 325890 with 50mm Xenon f1,5 Nr. 490026 and rapid wind device SCNOO, in original ever-ready case bottom. Lens is slightly hazy and has cleaning marks on the rear element. Condition: Exce

Frühe Ausführung, in gutem Zustand. Mit original gekuppeltem Leica Schraubgewindeanschluss. Die Optik mit alterstypischer, leichter Trübung. Dabei: Rückdeckel. Literatur: Hartmut Thiele, "Großes

50mm Xenon f1,5 Nr. 289289. One of the cleanest Xenon lenses we?ve seen. With front cap, and an interesting serial number. Condition: Near Mint

A Leitz 5cm f/2 Collapsible Summicron Lens Serial No: 1304010 (1955) Body: VG Optics: VG - light haze and cleaning marks to the front elements Notes: with maker's front cap and Uva filter

A Leitz 5cm f/2 Summitar Lens Serial No: 487051 Body:G/VG Optics: G/VG Notes: with maker's caps and collapsible lens hood SOOFM

Leitz 5cm Brightline Finder. Light wear, functional and clean, including makers pouch.

Leica IIIc K Ball-Bearing, c. 1943/45 Leitz, Wetzlar. No. 390130K, grey paint, with ball-bearing shutter, the usual printed "K" on the shutter curtain absent, with Leitz Xenon 1.5/5 cm lens no. 491270

A Leica IIIc "Red Curtain" Rangefinder Camera Serial No: 372015 (1941-1942) Body: G/VG Shutter: working - blinds slightly perished Lens: A Leitz 5cm f/2 Summar (368138) Optics: G - some haze and clean

An Upgraded Leica II Rangefinder Camera Serial No: 115834 (1934) Body: VG Shutter: sticking but functional Lens: Leitz 5cm f/3.5 Elmar (188316) Optics: G - 4 oil spots towards the rear element group N

Hugo Meyer Görlitz 5cm Kino-Plasmat f1,5 Nr. 504341. A fascinating lens, circa 1934. Included is a 32mm thread lens mount. The front rim is dented, but this uncoated lens is otherwise clean and cle

Sehr seltenes Summicron 5 cm mit eingebautem Zentralverschluss. Es wurden insgesamt maximal 150 Exemplare dieser Ausführung gefertigt, von denen allerdings nur 58 Stück in die Auslieferung gelangten