Leitz Auction
Startpreis 10.000 €
Gebote: 0
Schätzpreis
20.000 – 24.000 €
20.000 – 24.000 €
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Seriennummer
357210
Jahr
1963
Zustand
A-
Produktnummer
A03861
An extremely rare and interesting Wetzlar-made Leica 72, based on the Leica IIIa and producing 18×24mm half-frame negatives. The Wetzlar Leica 72 cameras are usually found within the serial-number range 357151–357224.
This example, no.357210, is preserved in beautiful, near-mint and 100% original condition and is particularly noteworthy for its unusual serial-number and format engravings. According to the Leitz delivery records, it was delivered to the “Werbe Abt.” (Advertising Department) on 8 April 1963.
Of particular importance, this exact camera is illustrated in James L. Lager, Leica – An Illustrated History, Vol. I, p.79.
A highly desirable and exceptionally well-preserved example of one of the rarest Wetzlar Leica variants.
This example, no.357210, is preserved in beautiful, near-mint and 100% original condition and is particularly noteworthy for its unusual serial-number and format engravings. According to the Leitz delivery records, it was delivered to the “Werbe Abt.” (Advertising Department) on 8 April 1963.
Of particular importance, this exact camera is illustrated in James L. Lager, Leica – An Illustrated History, Vol. I, p.79.
A highly desirable and exceptionally well-preserved example of one of the rarest Wetzlar Leica variants.