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Leica I/II (Model A/D) SN 449 with prototype Stereo Elmar set (c.1934). Ex-Leitz Museum

by Bee Lau
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Archival Piagment Print on Inkjet Matt Photo Paper
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Leica 250 Reporter (Model GG) SN 353 672; Summitar 2/50 SN 585 937; Electric Motor SN 10063; with both mechanical and electrical winding devices (c.1940s). The first electrical motor drive for a Leica camera was the MOOEV for Leica 250 Reporter of 1941. About 100 of these motor drives were completed and delivered to the German and Italian air forces during World War II.
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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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Leica 250 Reporter (Model FF) SN 150 094 (c.1934) with top shutter speed at 1/500 second; and collapsible Summar 2/50 SN 192 221 (1933) with black front rim
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MP SN 4 666 212 (2015), with Summilux-M 1,4/35 ASPH. SN 4 320 680 (2014) and Noctilux-M 0,95/50 ASPH. SN 4 312 218 (2014) to celebrate Korea’s 70th Independence Anniversary. This is the 65/70 set produced
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Leicaflex SN 1 084 214 (1963) Mark I, with black shutter counter
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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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MP-24 (1957), with Summicron 2/50 SN 1 587 378 (1958), first rigid version in brass mount; and Leicavit rapidwinder, all showing heavy brassing
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