Leica II Kamera um 1936 mit Elmar 1:3,5 f=5 cm und originaler Leica Filmrollen Box - photo 1
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Leica II Kamera um 1936 mit Elmar 1:3,5 f=5 cm und originaler Leica Filmrollen Box - photo 7
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Leica II Kamera um 1936 mit Elmar 1:3,5 f=5 cm und originaler Leica Filmrollen Box - photo 10

Leica II Kamera um 1936 mit Elmar 1:3,5 f=5 cm und originaler Leica Filmrollen Box

Lot 615
15.06.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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Lot 615 | Leica II Kamera um 1936 mit Elmar 1:3,5 f=5 cm und originaler Leica Filmrollen Box
Leica II Kleinbild-Format Kamera für den Kleinbildfilm 135 (Aufnahmeformat 24 x 36 mm), Hersteller Ernst Leitz, Wetzlar. Baujahr 1936/37. Hier die damals teurere verchromte Ausführung (252,- RM). Gehäuse Nr. 234058. Mit Objektiv Elmar 1:3,5 f=5 cm . Dazu Leica Lederfutteral. Sowie originale 1930er Jahre Leica Filmrollen Box mit rotem Samt und goldener Prägeschrift, Rollenbehälter mit Film. Fotoapparat mechanisch funktionsfähig, nicht auf Fotografie getestet. Guter gepflegter Zustand mit wenigen Altersspuren.
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