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Bruno Barbey M2 SN 1 043 914 (1962); with Summicron 2/35 SN 1 852 188 (1961)

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M3J SN 3 087 383 (2006), limited to a total of 200 pieces for Japanese market. A modern interpretation of the pre-1959 all black M3, with black shutter release button and black film counter, with Summicron 2/50 and lens hood
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Twelve (12) pre-war prototype Leica lenses including Hektor 1,9/73 and Thambar 2,2/90 in unusual finish
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M4 MOT SN 1 267 365 (1970), engraved “Leitz-Eigentum” in the rear of the top plate, likely for internal use. Note the special back door display indicators; with motor capabilities.
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M2 SN 990 642 (1960), with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 4,5/75 SN 552 169 in original Leica screw mount, with heavy brassing
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0-Series SN 129 (c.1923/24), with Leica I (Model A) features, a refurbished top plate, off-centre tubular viewfinder and Anastigmat 3,5/50
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Prototype Fat Elmar 4/90 lens, with diamond-knurled focusing mount, and prototype FIKUS lens hood (ex-Leitz Museum M819)
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