Null LEICA, Leitz Elmar.
Black camera, lens 1: 3.5 F = 50 mm, serial number 9642…

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LEICA, Leitz Elmar. Black camera, lens 1: 3.5 F = 50 mm, serial number 96424. Presented in a leather case. 8 x 5 x 15.5 cm. (untested, wear). Also included: Marcel NATKIN. Leica, sa technique, ses usages. Book. Also included are three notices, accessories including E. LEITZ, Wetzlar, Winkelsucher "Wintu" and a lens presented in a LEICA case. (untested, worn).

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LEICA, Leitz Elmar. Black camera, lens 1: 3.5 F = 50 mm, serial number 96424. Presented in a leather case. 8 x 5 x 15.5 cm. (untested, wear). Also included: Marcel NATKIN. Leica, sa technique, ses usages. Book. Also included are three notices, accessories including E. LEITZ, Wetzlar, Winkelsucher "Wintu" and a lens presented in a LEICA case. (untested, worn).

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