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A Voigtländer Vitessa rangefinder camera with the ever-ready bag, original box and operating instructions Snr. 426251 (sanded), without light meter, Color-Skopar 1:3,5/50, lenses clean, central shutter Synchro-Compur, all speeds release cleanly. all speeds release cleanly. Quick-release lever smooth, viewfinder slightly foggy, bellows good, body almost as good as new. Comes with the slightly rubbed carrying case, instruction manual and the original sales box. Condition: II +

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A Voigtländer Vitessa rangefinder camera with the ever-ready bag, original box and operating instructions Snr. 426251 (sanded), without light meter, Color-Skopar 1:3,5/50, lenses clean, central shutter Synchro-Compur, all speeds release cleanly. all speeds release cleanly. Quick-release lever smooth, viewfinder slightly foggy, bellows good, body almost as good as new. Comes with the slightly rubbed carrying case, instruction manual and the original sales box. Condition: II +

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