Leica 0-Series and I Mod. A Blueprints by Oskar Barnack

An interesting pre-series camera of the special edition replica of the 0-series Type 2, issued to commemorate the 125th anniversary of Oskar Barnack's birthThe Buyers Premium For All Items Exported Ou

Leica "0 Series" Reproduction, Nr. 2676811. Made in 2000, this limited edition camera comes in the orginal leather case and is a working replica of the first production Leica camera. Condition: Excell

Near mint 24 carat gold-plated R3 issued for the 100th anniversary of birth of the inventor of the Leica, Oskar Barnack, special number 100-240, gold-plated Summilux-R 1.4/50mm no.2932627, with cap an

Leica R3 Oskar Barnack Centenary Camera, 24K Gold Plated.

limited gold plated edition for the 100th anniversary of the birth of the Oskar Barnack, special edition number 100-0449, in mint condition, with gold plated Summilux 1.4/50mm no.2848724, caps, hood,

limited gold plated edition for the 100th anniversary of the birth of the Oscar Barnack, special edition number 100-0171, in near mint condition (some oxidation near the flash contacts), with gold-pla

Limitierte Edition zum 100. Geburtstag von Oskar Barnack. In Mahagonischatulle mit blauer Samtauskleidung. Komplett mit M4-2 Gehäuse mit Sondernummer 100-587, Summilux 1:1.4/50 mm Nr. 2848529, Ge

An interesting, early Leica I, used from 1925-1930 as an internal camera in the 'Abteilung Barnack' (Barnack Department) at Leitz, in good condition, many parts upgraded during the numerous services,

Oscar Barnack 1879-2004 Edition set. This 2004 Jubilee Edition Set commemorates the 125th birthday of the Leica inventor, Oscar Barnack. The set includes a working replica of the Leica Null Series pro

Leica I Mod. C, c. 1930 Leitz, Wetzlar. No. 54414 with nickel-plated Elmar 3.5/50 mm with no. 414, the last three digits of the serial number, not set to "0", top plate probably repainted. Good workin

OSKAR BARNACK (1879–1936) | Hanna Barnack with doll, Wetzlar c. 1913 | Vintage silver print, double-weight glossy paper, brown-toned contact print of two negatives, with signs of wear (creases)

very rare original chrome 0-series camera engraved 'Made in Germany by Rollei - Compur - Gossen - Zeiss', Tessar 3.5/40mm no.4321546 with cap, 1966, no. 3005610 The buyers premium for all items export

collection of 17 original 10x15cm construction drawings of Leitz cameras and accessories, 7 signed by Wilhelm Albert, 5 signed by Oskar Barnack The buyers premium for all items exported out of E.C. (E

UNRESERVED. The model 0-17, with its all-mahogany body and back of neck, was a modest instrument in its time. Seeing as this was part of Martin's 0 Series of instruments, this guitar was designated as

Serial#: 17938. The Martin 0-21 was the first (and smallest) of the company's three 0-series, or "Concert Models." This is a slot head instrument having the twin rounded slots on the headstock that ma

Leica I Mod. A with 5-element Elmax lens in very good original condition, the camera still shows all early features like the first version finder, early vulcanite, mushroom type shutter release, early

Rare And Very Early I Mod. A With Elmax 3.5/50Mm Lens, In Fine Original Condition And With All Matching Early Features, Like Aluminium Knobs, Flat Eyepiece, Early-Type Vulcanite Etc., Included With Th

An Original, Early Leica I Mod. A Elmax, Converted By Leitz In 1933 To I Mod. C Standard, Still With Original 5-Element Elmax (Good Optics With Only Minimal Marks On The Front Element, With Front Cap)

The first model Compur-Leica, here in very good condition, with a nice patina (some edges have been repainted), together with snap-on yellow filter and unusual leather pouch, Leica records show that a

Very Rare And Original 'Loan Camera' Engraved On The Rear Of The Top Plate 'Leih-Kamera', According To The Leica Delivery Book The 'Leihk.' Was Delivered On September 16Th, 1929 To E. L. Berlin, Order

SN: 6079 Year/Baujahr: 1927 Condition/Zustand: B+ English First and very rare version Compur Leica in excellent, fully original and perfect working condition, with rare small leathe

The First Model Compur-Leica, Here In Very Good And Original Condition, Never Restored Or Upgraded, The Camera Shows Some Nice Patina On The Edges, A Dent Can Be Seen On The Top Of The Finder (Not Aff

an amazing first-owner set, including an original I Mod. A Hektor body (delivered to Berlin on 26.11.1930), FOFER rangefinder, lens cap, ETRIN case (worn, missing small part), two spools in a double c

A very rare, original Leica III cut-away model, engraved on the top plate (inside of the rangefinder bay) with number '299', in very good condition and working order, an article in Vidom no.5 reveals