Leitz Tripod Extender Prototype

Prototype Of The Votra Stereo Viewer, Entirely Different Construction To The Production Model, In Chrome Finish; A Similar Model Can Be Seen In Wilhelm Albert'S 'Geburtstage Der Leitz-Foto-Konstruktio

War-Time Body In Good Working Order With All-Chrome Elmar 4/9Cm No.646301 And Rare Omifo Close-Focusing Accessory Mounted In Very Rare And Fully Original Leitz Tripod Adapter, An Original Leitz Device

including two Leitz table tripods, Visoflex III, 12575N lens hood, Leitz Hektor f/4.5 135mm lens in M mount and more (a lot)

Seltener Leicameter Prototyp, der als Ersatz für den Leicameter MR-4 für die Leica M entwickelt wurde. Er funktionierte mit LEDs (daher die Bezeichnung D für Digital). Hergestellt von A

Tripod

Für die im Jahr 1968 erschienene Leicaflex SL mit Innenmessung wurden ab 1967 erste Objektive mit zwei Steuerkurven bemustert. Sehr schöner Zustand, die Gläser mit leichter Beschlagsbil

Als Objektivkopf zur Verwendung am Balgeneinstellgerät-R wurde das 100 mm Macro-Objektiv mit der Lichtstärke 1:4 von Leitz im Jahr 1968 eingeführt. Erst 1978 folgte die Version mit Schn

Versuchsmuster zum 24 mm Leica R Objektiv. 3 Steuerkurven, bereits zur Verwendung der Kameras ab Modell R3 electronic geeignet, die erst drei Jahre später eingeführt wurde. Schöner Zustand. Minimal

Versuchsmodell zum späteren RASUK. Aluminiumausführung. 
Sehr schöner Zustand. 
 Dabei: 
Lederetui (Etui später). 
 
Experimental version to the later

Germany; 20th century. Lot of two Leica camera lenses and two mini tripods. First lens is a Summicron f=3.5cm 1:3.5 #1149675 The second lens part # 16462 extender. Small Leica tripods #14100 and #1416

Assorted Vintage Leitz, Leica, Camera Accessories & Tripods. Includes 2 Leica Lens covers. One metal and one plastic. A Leitz 13352 Lens filter. A Kodak filter and other vintage accessories. One tripo

Entwicklungsmuster zum späteren Focotar-II 1:5.6/100 mm zum Focomat IIc (Negativformat bis 6x9 cm). Schöner Zustand, die Gläser mit nur leichter Beschlagsbildung. Experimental lens to the later Foc

unique UV prototype lens by Ernst Leitz Canada in M39 screw mount The buyers premium for all items exported out of E.C. (European Community) is 23%. For items marked with *, sold and/or shipped within

Interesting Summicron In Special 55Mm Screw Focusing Mount For Projection, Most Probably A Prototype Or Made By Leitz To Special Order, With Generic Leitz BoxThe Buyers Premium For All Items Exported

Prototype 90 Summicron f2 "SOOZI" (no serial number) with original lens shade and aluminum front cap. This prototype lens is engraved "Ernst Leitz GmbH Wetzlar Germany" and "Summicron f=9cm 1:2 Nr." a

Various dimensions. Kovolut consisting of: Leica Leitz Vario-Elmar-R 80-200mm; EXTENDER- R 2x FOR LEICAFLEX SL/SL2 11237; LEICAFLEX 2443058; LEICAFLEX 2409510 ELMARIT-R 1:2.8/35; plus lens housing as

An exceedingly rare prototype of the famous Leningrad camera. The GOI-Leningrad was widely unknown for many years and remained mysterious until 1990 when a drawing of the camera appeared in Pont/Princ

A very special, pre-production Carl Zeiss 15mm Hologon f/8 lens for Leica M, in beautiful, near mint condition, with a special finder, original center filter and an original brochure from 1974 showing

Very Rare Prototype Of The Later Summicron With Thorium-Oxide Element, In Correct Focusing Mount With A Diaphragm To 22; A Small Series Of These Lenses Have Been Produced For Testing In 1950 - Three Y

Extremely Rare Prototype (Only 2 Units Known To Exist), Slightly Simplified Variation Of The Sp Model With Blanked Out Wide Angle Finder, In Very Good Condition And Working Order, Titanium Foil Shutte

The second known example of the Helios-40 prototype (the lens no.51015033 can be seen in Mladek 'Interessante Kameras und Objektive der ehemaligen Sowjetunion' on page 49), brass body in chrome finish

prototype of the famous Titanium edition designed by Walter de Silva, with matching Titanium Summilux 1.4/35mm ASPH. no.4107992, titanium hood, cap, test certificate, two books, battery, charger and p

extremely rare Soviet SLR camera, with design inspired by Nikon F2, as well as Minolta X series cameras, Photomic style finder, Pentax K mount, with fast Lomo MC Volna-4 1.4/50mm no.860005 and a flash

Rare Outfit With Electric Prototype Motor “Camcraft N-5”, The Motor Drive Unit Is Missing The Original Plaque And Parts Of Vulcanite; The Function Is Not Tested, Comes With A Leica M2 Body