Miranda T, early leatherless finder, Zunow lens,195

Zeiss-Opton 35mm Biogon f2,8 Nr. 1131641 with caps in oringinal box with 432/5 finder. An early uncoated lens in Contax mount. Condition: Excellent ++

(lot of 3) Nikkor/Nippon tele-focus lens group, primarily for early range finder system

Rare Very Early Finder For The Leica I Mod.C In Good, Original Condition, Showing Some Brassing On The Edges, Frames For 3.5 - 5 - 13.5Cm, Clean Lenses

Leica I Mod. A with 5-element Elmax lens in very good original condition, the camera still shows all early features like the first version finder, early vulcanite, mushroom type shutter release, early

(lot of 12) Nippon lens group, consisting of early range lenses, for the early Nikon range finder system

The 3pc Vintage Cameras set features a trio of iconic cameras, each representing a distinct era in photography: 1.) Early 1960/61 64xxx Nikon F with 50mm f1.4 Lens and Eye Level Finder: This classic N

early first version H16 with Tri-focal finder, Som Berthiot Tele-Objectif 2.5/75mm no.356882 (clean lenses), with rare special grip, original instructions book, fitted leather case - in fine, working

An Extremely Rare, Original 3.5Cm Finder In Black Paint Finish, In Fine Condition, With Visible Patina Of Use, A Matching Accessory For The Early Black Paint Summicron 35Mm Lenses

an early M3 body in good working condition (small dent near the rewind knob, Vulkanite repair below the lens mount, missing Vulkanite on the back door), good contrast in the finder, with four Leica M

early M3 (single stroke) body in fine condition with specially adapted and fix mounted ultra fast Leitz Canada Picker X-Ray 1/90mm lens no.373-0499 (clean optics), VIDOM finder - very impressive assem

early black paint body with all correct features, eyelevel finder engraved 'NIKON F JAPAN' with rare Nikkor-S 1.4/5.8cm, Type 1, no.149560 (clear lenses, matching hood engraved 'NIPPON KOGAKU JAPAN',

Leica III Camera with 3 Early Lenses Leitz, Wetzlar. 1) Leica III, no. 325592, c. 1939, converted to IIIa (1/1000 sec.), baseplate with retailer’s engraving "LUTZ, FERRANDO & Co S.A. BUENOS AIRE

19 Early Lenses, c. 1870–1900 Berthiot, Carl Zeiss, Goerz, Steinheil and 7 other unmarked lenses, various heights and focal lengths, the majority brass, mixed condition. 19 frühe Objektive, um 1870

Very Rare And Early Pan-Tachar In Original Leica M39 Mount, Unlike The Other Examples Astro Produced In This Mount, This Early Lens Is Rangefinder-Coupled, It Is In Good, Unrestored Condition, Optics

very early lens from the first batch first type with detachable hood in fine condition, clean lenses, caps and a maker's box The buyers premium for all items exported out of E.C. (European Community)

Primus Camera by Fallowfield, London, c. 1885 Jonathan Fallowfield & Co., Manufacturers, Lambeth, London. Plate size 10 x 12 in., polished wood with brass fittings, unmarked brass lens, early lens wit

(1) chrome Summicron 2/90mm no.1742996 SOOZI-M (very fine B/A condition, clean lenses, both caps, original maker's box), (2) Tele-Elmar 4/135mm no.2046791 (almost new A- condition, very early lens fro

early lens from the very first batch ever produced (starting with number 3054601), 3-cam version in near mint condition, clean and clear lenses, with rear capThe Buyers Premium For All Items Exported

Early lens from the very first batch ever produced (starting with number 3054601), 3-cam version in near mint condition, clean and clear lenses, with rear cap.

Beautiful Early Lens In Mint Condition, Good Lenses, With Front Lens Cap And Plastic KeeperThe Buyers Premium For All Items Exported Out Of E.C. (European Community) Is 25%. For Items Marked With *, S

early and rare Elmarit-M with 0.4m focusing scale for E60 filter size, in mint condition, with serrated focus lever, for early lens hood 12537 with two cut outs, rear cap and front cap, 1979, no. 2994

4 early Contax lenses in nickel finish: (1) Tessar 3.5/5cm no.1270712 (extremely early lens from 1930), (2) Tessar 2.8/5cm no.1319874 (from the first batch in 1931),

2 Early Steinheil Lenses, c. 1870–75 1) Presumably "Gruppen-Aplanat", focal length approx. 1,400 mm! Height of the lens 4 in., Ø 4 in., no. 8321. – Clean lens! – And: 2) Presumably "Periskop" l

A Leica 1 Model A, circa 1925, No. 574, with Elmax 50mm f/3.5 lens, complete with no dimple shutter release, early knobs, flat eyepiece, baseplate with early catch, lens flange with early knurling. Sh