camera, Leica Ic (SN 104453) from 1932 with three lenses.
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3580997. camera, Leica Ic (SN 104453) from 1932 with three lenses.
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3580997. camera, Leica Ic (SN 104453) from 1932 with three lenses.
Description
Camera, Leitz Wetzlar Leica Ie (SN 104453) from 1932 with three lenses.
Leitz Wetzlar built the Leica Ie (also known as Leica Standar Model E) from 1932 to 1950. This camera is from the first series from 1932.
The camera became a flash sync at a later stage. Socket installed, and it seems that the cloths of the closure have also been replaced. The viewfinder magnifier for 50mm lenses is missing.
Leitz Wetzlar Fokos rangefinder in black and nickel with a base of 7.5 cm. The Fokos rangefinder was built from 1933 to 1945.
Steinheil München Orthostigmat 1:4.5 /35mm VL lens (SN 625857). Steinheil originally developed the lens for its CASCA camera series, but also launched a version for Leica M39. The lens was probably built between 1949 and 1951.
Leitz Nickel Elmar 1:3.5 /50mm lens (SN 170323). This lens dates from 1933, Leitz Wetzlar built the Elmar 1:3.5 /50mm from 1926 to 1962.
Lens Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Elmar 1:4 /9cm (SN 719317) This lens dates from 1949, Leitz Wetzlar built the Elmar 1:4 /9cm (I) from 1931 to 1964. The optical performance of the various versions of the Elmar 1:4 /9cm remained approximately the same but the outer design changed.
accessories:
Leitz Wetzlar lens hood Ø36mm for 50mm, 90mm and 135mm lenses.
Leitz Wetzlar (FIGO) yellow filter I.
Condition
The Leica Ie is externally in used condition with partial paint abrasion. There is adhesive residue around the viewfinder magnifier holder; the 50mm viewfinder magnifier is missing. (see photos)
The camera's shutter and film transport worked at the time of the test. The correctness of the values could not be verified. It appears as though the cloths on the closure were replaced at a later date.
The Leitz Wetzlar Fokos rangefinder still measures quite accurately. The look is clear but there is dust in the optics.
The Steinheil München Orthostigmat 1:4.5 /35mm VL is cloudy and there is dust in the lens. The bezel is free of oil, focus and aperture run smoothly.
The Elmar 1:3.5 /50mm is slightly cloudy and there is dust in the lens. The bezel is free of oil, focus and aperture run smoothly.
The Elmar 1:4 /9cm is slightly cloudy and there is dust in the lens. The bezel is free of oil, focus and aperture run smoothly.
Stockholm Auktionsverk Hamburg does not guarantee functionality.
3580997. camera, Leica Ic (SN 104453) from 1932 with three lenses.
Description
Camera, Leitz Wetzlar Leica Ie (SN 104453) from 1932 with three lenses.
Leitz Wetzlar built the Leica Ie (also known as Leica Standar Model E) from 1932 to 1950. This camera is from the first series from 1932.
The camera became a flash sync at a later stage. Socket installed, and it seems that the cloths of the closure have also been replaced. The viewfinder magnifier for 50mm lenses is missing.
Leitz Wetzlar Fokos rangefinder in black and nickel with a base of 7.5 cm. The Fokos rangefinder was built from 1933 to 1945.
Steinheil München Orthostigmat 1:4.5 /35mm VL lens (SN 625857). Steinheil originally developed the lens for its CASCA camera series, but also launched a version for Leica M39. The lens was probably built between 1949 and 1951.
Leitz Nickel Elmar 1:3.5 /50mm lens (SN 170323). This lens dates from 1933, Leitz Wetzlar built the Elmar 1:3.5 /50mm from 1926 to 1962.
Lens Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Elmar 1:4 /9cm (SN 719317) This lens dates from 1949, Leitz Wetzlar built the Elmar 1:4 /9cm (I) from 1931 to 1964. The optical performance of the various versions of the Elmar 1:4 /9cm remained approximately the same but the outer design changed.
accessories:
Leitz Wetzlar lens hood Ø36mm for 50mm, 90mm and 135mm lenses.
Leitz Wetzlar (FIGO) yellow filter I.
Condition
The Leica Ie is externally in used condition with partial paint abrasion. There is adhesive residue around the viewfinder magnifier holder; the 50mm viewfinder magnifier is missing. (see photos)
The camera's shutter and film transport worked at the time of the test. The correctness of the values could not be verified. It appears as though the cloths on the closure were replaced at a later date.
The Leitz Wetzlar Fokos rangefinder still measures quite accurately. The look is clear but there is dust in the optics.
The Steinheil München Orthostigmat 1:4.5 /35mm VL is cloudy and there is dust in the lens. The bezel is free of oil, focus and aperture run smoothly.
The Elmar 1:3.5 /50mm is slightly cloudy and there is dust in the lens. The bezel is free of oil, focus and aperture run smoothly.
The Elmar 1:4 /9cm is slightly cloudy and there is dust in the lens. The bezel is free of oil, focus and aperture run smoothly.
Stockholm Auktionsverk Hamburg does not guarantee functionality.
