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Leica II (Model D) SN 187 546 (1936), engraved "TIRANTY Paris" (Leica dealer in France) in the front of the base plate, with Elmar 3,5/35 without serial number; DIREKT delayed-action device, engraved “Dr C. Weber Germany”; and WEISU viewfinder

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Summar 4,5/120 lens in black/brass finish made by Ernst Leitz Wetzlar for Goltz & Breutmann MENTOR camera, Dresden, Germany (c.1912), possibly made before the birth of the UR-Leica
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Mountain Elmar 6,3/105 and Elmar 4/90 SN 136 098a. Both lenses share the same serial number, except for the Elmar 4/90 the additional “a” engraving may mean angemeldet (patent applied for). Also interesting to note that the same serial number was used on two lenses of different models
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A group of M3 cameras from the first year of official production in 1959, with serial numbers beginning with 959
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M3 cameras SN 1 038 882 (1961)
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Left hand device in black/nickel finish, likely built for users who did not have the use of the right hand. Leitz never catalogued or officially announced the availability of this accessory, made for both screw mount and M cameras
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Leica III (Model F) SN 310 097 (1938/9) with chrome controls; rigid Summar SN 190 920 (1933), in all chrome finish
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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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Thambar 2,2/90 SN 226 002 (1934), a museum piece from George Eastman House in Rochester, USA. Its museum inventory number is 405 046. George Eastman House is the oldest museum dedicated to photography and one of the oldest film archives in the world. It was built by George Eastman, the founder of Eastman Kodak company in 1905, and opened to public in 1949.
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