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Leica Ig Nr. 909405. Made in 1957, this is the only Leica screw mount camera model with the "Leica" inscription on the camera front. Perfect for the wide angle shooter. Working. Excellent ++

Leica IIIc K Nr. 387243 K in silver chrome finish, with 50mm Summitar f2 Nr. 584656 with original bakelite lens cap. This Leica IIIc set, made in 1942, is working although the original shutter curtains and vulcanite are brittle. The “K” stamp on the shutter is almost invisible. According to the Leica Archive data, this camera, a “LOOZS Kälte Kamera” was delivered to Berlin on September 22, 1942. Very Good

Leica IIIc Nr. 363929, with red curtain. This wartime camera bears the engraving “N-L” on its top plate, which denotes delivery to the Dutch Leica agent Netherlands Odin. The vulcanite is cracked and lifting, and the shutter is sticky. Made in 1940 in a batch of seven cameras. Very Good

Leica IIIc Nr. 393830 with 50mm Summitar f2 Nr. 579952 and its original bakelite lens cap. This wartime camera is working and a beautiful piece fo history. Excellnet + overall

Leica I (Model A) Nr. 9260* with ever-ready case and original lens cap. Made in 1928, this camera displays many attributes of the early Leica camera, including the early base plate, take-up spool and dimpled shutter release. Excellent

The Wide-Angle “Snapshot” Leica Standard Nr. 249505 in silver chrome finish with 35mm Elmar f3,5 Nr. 570894 and lens shade FOOKH. Made in a batch of 200 cameras in 1937, this wide-angle camera was fitted at the factory with the special 35mm viewfinder WEISU. Excellent + overall

Leica M4 Nr. 1208958. Made in 1968, this is one of the cleanest working M4 cameras we've seen. Near Mint