Kovnolut of 12 old cameras: Leica IIIa, serial no. 274770, 1938, black/chrome, with Leitz Elmar 1:3.5, brown leather case. Zeiss Ikon, Box Tengor, 1928, brown leather case with velvet. Zeiss Ikon, box Tengor 55/2, post-war model 1950, 6x9, brown leather case. Bilora Boy 1, 1949, 4 x 6.5, pressed cloth body, original leather case. Enos Rapid, 1950, 60 x 60, bakelite body, leather case. Kodak Box 620, 1936, tin case, original leather case. Pouva Start, PL 56, 1956, brown leather case. BW Box, 6 x 9, around 1950, 3 apertures. Agfa Isola 1, 1957, with flash, brown leather case. Beirette 300, 1970, 24 x 36, original leather case. Polaroid Colarpack 80, USA. Spartus Full Vue, 1950, roll film 6 x 6, Chicago USA (Spartus)

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