Micro-Nikkor.C 3.5/5 cm Lens, c. 1956

Micro-Nikkor.C 3.5/5 cm Lens, c. 1956 Nippon Kogaku, Japan. No. 523740, retractable lens for M39, focusing up to 4 feet, stop apertures up to 22, with black Canon back cap, focusing a little stiff, op

Linhof Technika III 6.5 x 9 with Matching Lens Set, c. 1956 Linhof, Munich. Technika III no. 47944 for 6.5 x 9 cm, with number-matched cam for three lenses: Angulon 6.8/85 mm, Tessar 3.5/105 mm and Xe

W-Nikkor C 4/2.5 cm Lens with Viewfinder, 1953 onwards Nippon Kogaku, Japan. 1) W-Nikkor C 4/2.5 cm no. 403001, chrome-plated, usual cleaning marks on the front element, optics good inside under point

'Leica IIf Set, c. 1956 Leitz, Wetzlar. 1) Leica IIf, no. 809396, red-dial synchronization. With case. (2-/3) - 2) Chrome Hektor 6,3/2,8 cm, no. 357586, c. 1937, still a desirable user lens. With back

'Leica IIIf with Elmar 3,5/5 cm, c. 1955 Leitz, Wetzlar. No. 771149, red-dial synchronization and self-timer, with Elmar 3,5/5 cm, no. 632810. Really good camera for a photographer, camera and lens in

W-Nikkor C 3.5/2.8 cm and Nikkor-Q.C 3.5/13.5 cm Lenses, 1952 onwards Nippon Kogaku, Japan. 1) W-Nikkor C 3.5/2.8 cm, no. 716714, 1952 onwards, with both caps, optics clean under point light. The blac

Mathieu MATEGOT (1910-2001) Étagère dite Biblion Métal laqué 35.5 x 67.5 x 16.5 cm. Ateliers Matégot, 1956 Référence : - Philippe Jousse & Caroline Mondineau, Mathie

Biotar 1.8/7.5 cm Lens, c. 1924 Carl Zeiss Jena. No. 625119, in Zeiss VII mount (with the standard tube height of 35 mm), with original unengraved iris diaphragm, unused, optics clean when viewed unde

Nikkor-N.C 1.1/5 cm Lens, 1956 onwards Nippon Kogaku, Japan. No. 119985, first version with internal bayonet, extremely rare plastic lens hood and a special leather case for this lens hood, optics cle

Thambar 2.9/9 cm Lens, c. 1934 Leitz, Wetzlar. No. 226445, the legendary soft-focus lens, with back cap and matching E. Leitz N.Y. SL filter, clean optics under point light, good focusing and aperture

Leica I with Hektor 5 cm Lens, c. 1930 Leitz, Wetzlar. No. 48379 with Hektor 2.5/5 cm no. 131802, baseplate repainted, infinity stop screw missing, aperture adjustment somewhat stiff. Leica I mit Hekt

Ernostar 2/10 cm Lens, c. 1924 Ernemann, Dresden. No. 150425, for formats up to 4.5 x 6 cm, with double helical focusing for distances up to 2 m, threaded front section and a Bell & Howell Eyemo 35mm

Ernostar 2/10 cm Lens, c. 1924 Ernemann, Dresden. No. 150425, for formats up to 4.5 x 6 cm, with double helical focusing for distances up to 2 m, threaded front section and a Bell & Howell Eyemo 35mm

Voigtländer Universal-Heliar 4.5/30 cm Lens, c. 1950 Voigtländer, Braunschweig, Germany. No. 3542064, painted black, iris diaphragm up to 32, with screw-ring, glass clean under point light,

Leica IIIf with Elmar 3.5/5 cm, c. 1955 Leitz GmbH, Wetzlar. No. 795031, red-dial synchronization, self-timer working, rangefinder correct, shutter working up to 1/75 sec., longer times 2nd curtain ha

'Leica IIIc (Sharkskin) with Elmar 3,5/5 cm, c. 1949 Leitz, Wetzlar. 1) Leica IIIc, no. 480352, sharkskin. Baseplate with enforcement for tripod socket. (3/2-3) - And: 2) Elmar 3,5/5 cm, no. 533179, f

Apo-Lanthar 4,5/15 cm Lens, c. 1960 Voigtländer, Braunschweig. No. 6779420 in Synchro-Compur, with ring and original leather caps, glass clean under point light. - A classic high-quality lens by

Vollenda 48 with Elmar 3,5/5 cm, c. 1932 Nagel, Stuttgart. Vollenda, type 48, no. 125325, for 3 x 4 cm on 127-rollfilm, early first version still original without depth-of-field ring and without trans

Portrait Aplanat 35 cm Lens, c. 1910 Knoll, Leipzig. "Knoll-Rapid-Portrait-Aplanat Foc. 35 cm", 7.6/35 cm, iris diaphragm up to 64, brass mount, height 10.5 cm, retailer’s engraving "Heinrich &

Rare Brass-Bound "Plasticca" 4/60 cm Art Portrait Lens, c. 1920 Plasticca Industrie Oscar Zwierzina, Dresden-Blasewitz. No. 1708, engraved "D.R.G.M. D.R.P.a.", ht. of the lens 51 mm x dia. 12.9 cm, or

'Leica Summaron 5,6/2,8 cm with Viewfinder, c. 1956 Leitz, Wetzlar. 1) Summaron 5,6/2,8 cm, no. 1412213, minor scratches on front element, inside light dirt. Popular and sought-after wide-angle lens f

2 Zeiss Biotar 1.4/4 cm Lenses for Debrie, c. 1930 Carl Zeiss Jena. For the 35mm film format 18 x 24 mm, both lenses clean under point light. 1) No. 808496, with focusing mount and feet scale up to 1.

Sonnar 2.8/18 cm Lens for the Contax, c. 1936 Carl Zeiss Jena. No. 1503749, first version in serial production for rangefinder and viewfinder shoe, with back cap, minor internal dust visible under poi

Busch Nicola Perscheid Lens 6/18 cm, c. 1912 Emil Busch, Rathenow. No. 326078, screw-mount approx. 55 mm, height 2 ¾ in., with connecting ring. Very rare and sought-after portrait lens! Objektiv Busc