Kiev & Russian Cameras

Kiev (Kneb) camera, No. 6906616, CCCP, with 1:2, 5cm lens, No. 5520728. Soviet camera, 1:3.5, 50mm lens, camera No. 351531.

Kiev Vega Soviet Spy Camera , Fuel Sunglasses, and Camera Lenses

(2) Russian Kiev 35mm CCCP with 2/50 lenses, Aries 35mm IIIC with H Coral 1:1.9f=4.5cm lens, and a Soviet camera with a Mockba (Moscow) medium format folding rangefinder.

Kiev 4 another with Cyrillic markings. Dimensions:  [Cyrillic camera] - 5.25 " W x 2.75 " H x 2.50 "D;   Kiev 4 - 5.75 &

A quantity of 20thC Russian / Soviet cameras and equipment to include a Zorki-4 camera, a Fed-5 camera, a Fed-2 camera, a Zenit Moskva-80 EM camera, a Lubitel 2 camera, a Kiev 30 subminiture camera, e

1. Soviet Contax copy Kiev 4A Olympiad 1980 BLACK 35mm RF camera w/ Jupiter-8M EXP: The Kiev 4A Olympiad 1980 is a black variant of the Kiev 4A rangefinder camera, produced in the Soviet Union. It is

The trio of vintage Soviet cameras featured in this lot offers a fascinating glimpse into the history of Soviet-era photography: 1. 1955 USSR "KIEV-3" CYRILLIC CAMERA Produced in the mid-20th century,

Kiev (Kneb) cameras (2) with 1:2 5cm lenses. Helios-44M 2/58 Russian camera lens.

Group of Nine Soviet Rangefinder Cameras. Comprising an early Zorki I, FED 3, FED 4, 2x Zorki 4 and a Zorki 4K (all with shutters firing). Also 2x Kiev 4 and a Zorki 4K, shutters not firing. All with

Group of 3 Soviet Arsenal 35mm rangefinder cameras. Includes Kiev 4 (Jupiter 8 lens 53mm f/2 lens) with leather case, and two Kiev 4a (Jupiter 8 lens 50mm f/2 lens), and one KMZ rotating viewfinder.

Kiev - 60 TTL (KNEB-60) camera with accessories. Ukrainian (Soviet era), ca. mid to late 20th century. Medium format camera includes extra lenses and extenders / converters, as well as a number of fil

A Selection of Russian Cameras Including A Zorki-4K Rangefinder with 50mm f/2 Jupiter 8 Lens, A Fed-4 Rangefinder with 52mm f/2.8 Lens, together with two Zenith SLRs and various Helios lenses

Voskhad, Junost & Other Uncommon Soviet Cameras. Comprising an uncommon Voskhod (Bochod), an Estafeta (Courier) 120 camera with telescoping front. A Droog (Friend) with rapid wind trigger base (very r

Lot of five Russian vintage cameras including by Zorki, Fed and other makers. In addition a rangefinder. Some of the cameras are in cases. Sold as is, mechanical condition unknown.

1. SOVIET USSR "LENINGRAD" CAMERA + JUPITER-8 lens: The Soviet Leningrad camera is a vintage rangefinder model produced in the USSR. Paired with the Jupiter-8 lens, it offered photographers a versatil

A collection of cameras and equipment: including Kiev Camera, Nikon L4 camera, Pentax and Praktica camera etc

The Soviet KONVAS Automatic film lens camera is a vintage cinematography device produced during the Soviet era. Known for its robust construction and straightforward operation, this camera features an

Wood interior; Perisop Aplant lens; front has periscope side and top viewers; back opens and reveals spring loaded frames(?); L-9", G-VG

VINTAGE KIEV CAMERA CONDITION: PRE-OWNED SHIPPING FEE CANADA 15.00$ USA 20.00$ Combined shipping is available for an extra fee, but only on items won on the same date. *All prices are in USD* THE INVO

KMZ Zenit TTL Soviet SLR camera, for 35mm film, 1977-1985. Condition: Signs of light use. Barrel shows signs of light wear and/or usage. Glass appears clean. Includes 1 lens. Tele-Lentar lens 135mm f/

Liberman, Alexander (American, born in Kiev, Russia 1912-1999) Green Circle on Blue, pencil signed and numbered lithograph, measuring 29 by 23 inches, in a wood frame measuring 35 by 29 inches, purcha

Cameras - Nicca Type - 4 Camera Company Ltd No 80935, Tower Type - 3 No 34814, Canon No 18267 & Russian camera in the style of a Leica No 3401231 (4)

Apparently unsigned. Dated on back, 1963. Provenance: From the estate of Taira Rapoport. Dimensions: (Painting) H 28" x W 22". Condition: Some surface soiling on front, sides. Born in Kiev, Russia, an

Pencil signed etching. 10 1/2 x 7 1/2 in. (plate), 22 x 17 1/2 in. (framed). From annexgalleries.com: Alexander Raoul Stavenitz was born in Kiev, Russia on May 31, 1901. He immigrated to the United St