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Erfahrener Benutzer
Join Date: 03/20/04
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A real good opportunity to see a lot of special cameras, lenses & accessories in the online catalog for their next auction June 7th @
WestLicht Photographica Auction For M3 afficionados there is one which retained my attention, it is a prototype # 34 from 1952. Last edited by jc_braconi : 04/17/08 at 11:24 PM. |
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Neuer Benutzer
Join Date: 10/18/07
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Wow! always fascinating to see. There is a Steinheil Quinon too, my favourite.
How can I track this auction? How do I find out if an item is sold? |
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Join Date: 01/24/07
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JC... I was just on the point to make the same post you made... GULP! Very tastely auction ! In a quick view I saw
- M3 prototype #0034 - IIIg "Swedish Crown" (surely not related to the item that appeared on ebay... )- IIIg "the FIRST MADE" : # 825.001 - Summitar "star*" !!! - Summicron 50 "2 knobs" !!! - Summarex BLACK !! - Summicron 90 SM-Wetzlar-SOOZI !!! - M2-M with New York Motor !! - M4 "Canada" !! - Stemar in BM ! Pity my name isn't Berlusconi... And also from a quick look, I see that the auctioneers do not try artificious heatings: an M4-2 GOLD has a base price of 800 Euros... (there is also for sale a terrible Alpa Gold) and a fine Leica 250 is clearly stated as a fake, base price 1500 Euros (if it works, and is based on an original LTM body it's indeed a serious fake to make...). Interesting collateral for sale: a sort of book with various tech drawings of old Leitz lenses.. at a reasonable price... |
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I have seen two 750 view custom made (they belonged to a couple of photographs working in Megeve, they use them for taking pictures from people skiing, the large magazines and knobs helps their handling with large gloves, all the day long) |
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750... it's... 30 meters of film... maybe there was a Contarex accessory for such a length... |
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Luigi,
This was in 1970, and the owner, a Leica agent has just acquired them from the photographers, if I remember well the magazines were about 3 inches in diameter, the silver chrome was almost worn and the brass was red/brown in some place. I think that the conversions were made in Switzerland. |
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