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Microscopes (i) Opax no.458416, black lacquered (ii) Brass student microscope with Leitz lens (iii) Leitz Binocular (in pieces) (3)

Leica II Camera no.89697, black, with Leitz Elmar f3.5 50mm lens, in leather caseCosmetically generally worn, shutter functions

Leica M3 Camera no.744305, with four Leitz lenses: Summicron f2 50mm, Summaron f3.5 35mm, Elmar f4 90mm and Hektor f4.5 135mm; instruction booklet, Leica Meter M with booklet; and a few accessories

Various Lenses And Other Items including Pentacon FB with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f2.8 50mm; Carl Zeiss Jena Tessa f4.5 210mm; Wray f4.5 3 1/4''; Phago Anastigmat f4.5 150mm; Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Dimax 200mm; and others

Pair of Second War period German Kriegs Marine Beh 7 x 50 binoculars by Ernst Leitz.

A Leica IIIC camera, serial number 506038, with lens attached, a Leitz 20cm lens, a periscope type attachment, Leitz 135cm lens etc.

A pair of WW2 German Kriegsmarine U Boat binoculars 7x50 by E Leitz, Wetzar. Comes with a fitted case.

A vintage Leica D.R.P. Ernst Leitz Wetzlar camera, No. 297074, with hand sewn leather case, lens and accessories, most with original or associated boxes, lens caps on the lens is broken , shutter working on camera generally good condition some usage wear

A 19th century E Leitz Wetzlar microscope No 9089 - cased

E. Leitz- Wehrmacht German Special Forces World War II Military Binoculars. 6x30 H/6400. Serial number 262232. Comes with original leather strap. In used condition. Please see photos.

A Leitz Leicaflex SL camera, with Summicron lens No.12564K, in original brown leather case. Condition report: Speeds all appear to be working. No batteries to test metering. Lens is a bit dirty, no visible scratches or fungus. Good condition.

A pair of Third Reich period 7 x 50 Kriegsmarine binoculars by Ernst Leitz GmbH, Wetzlar recovered from U-3008:, stamped to back plates with alphabetic ordnance code 'BEH' and numbered '459863', rubberised eye caps and black crackle finish , together with black leather case stamped with Kriegsmarine mark to cover, 23cm high.*Notes- The binoculars and their original case were 'liberated' by Lieutenant-Colonel Norman Tailyour, Royal Marines, then Commanding Officer of 27 Battalion RM, part of the Canadian First Army that captured Wilhelmshaven on 28th April 1945. On 13th May 1945 about 200 German warships and submarines surrendered. Norman Tailyour was in command of the Royal Marines guarding the surrendered fleet and he acquired these binoculars on 13th May 1945 from U-3008: a Type XXI U-boat that then served in the United States Navy for several years. Her final German Commanding Officer had been Kapitäleutenant Helmut Manseck. Norman Tailyour used these binoculars at sea in his motor yacht (ex Royal Navy ML 286) and carried them when the Commanding Officer of 45 Commando throughout the Eoka campaign in Cyprus and then at Suez in November 1956 when his commando conducted the first ever opposed helicopter assault from the sea. He carried them,also, when commanding the 3rd Commando Brigade, Royal Marines, in the Far East in 1961-62. He retired from the Royal Marines as General Sir Norman Tailyour KCB, DSO and bar, Commandant General 1984-1988. Before that he gave them to his son Major Ewen Southby-Tailyour (later Lieutenant-Colonel, RM, OBE, Sultan of Muscat's Bravery Medal for gallantry during the Dhofar War) who used them in 1978-1979 while carrying out his surveys of the Falklands beaches; surveys which were then used to plan and conduct the re-invasion following the Argentinean invasion in 1982. Ewen Southby-Tailyour was eventually appointed OBE and was voted the 1982 British Yachtsman of the Year for this work. The Royal Navy's ML 286 was purchased direct from the government by the Tailyour family in 1952. ML 286 was a Fairmile B Class motor launch in the 21st Coastal Motor Launch Flotilla when, under the command of Temporary Sub-Lieutenant GW Haworth RNVR, she operated as an inshore hospital ship on D-Day (6th June 1944) for the Assault and Post-Assault phases of Operation Neptune. She was later sold into the civilian market when the Tailyour family bought her with all her ancillary equipment.*Provenance- By direct family descent.

A RODENSTOCK IMAGON LENS, H=4,5 F=120mm, a Leitz Summicron-R 1:20/50 lens with filter, a Carl Zeiss Distagon 2,8/28, a Leitz Elpro 1:2-1:1 for R 2.8/100 E 60 lens in case and a lens carrying case (6) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

A LEITZ WETZLAR SUMMILUX-R 1:1.4/80 lens with B+W filter and a Leitz Wetzlar Summilux-R 1:1.4/50 lens (3) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

A LEITZ SUMMILUX-R 1:1.4/35 LENS with B+W filter, a Leitz Summicron-R 1:2/90 lens with Leitz E55 filter, together with a Contax 137 Camera with Carl Zeiss planar lens and carrying case (7) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

A LEICA R6 CAMERA, with Leica motor drive R, Leitz Wetzlar macro lens and a Leitz E60 filter (4) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

A LEICA R5 CAMERA, with Leica motor drive R, a Leitz Canada lens, Leitz Macro-Adapter-R, spare film door in case and box, and a Leitz carrying case (5) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

A LEICA R4 CAMERA, with Leitz motor drive R, Leitz Canada lens, Leitz extender-R 2X, Leitz Serie 7 UVa filter, Leitz APO-Macro-Elmarit-R lens and Leitz E60 filter (7) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

A Leica model IIIA Rangefinder camera, with Leitz Wetzlar Summar F=5cm 1,2 lens, Serial No 234245, 15cm long

A Leica model III B Rangefinder camera, with Leitz Elmar F=5cm, 1:3,5 lens, 15cm long, Serial Number 290073

Leica If serial No.564262 (1951), having a Leitz Elmar I:3,5 F=50mm lens, in a Leica brown leather case Condition: Shutter mechanism appears to operate, lenses appear good, overall light wear, strap is missing - **General condition consistent with age

Leica III Serial No.251858 (1937), having a Leitz Elmar f=5cm 1:3,5 lens, in a Leica brown leather case Condition: Shutter mechanism appears to operate, lenses etc appear good, overall light wear from use, areas of green oxidisation, wear to case and strap with several dry areas - **General condition consistent with age

Leica Standard, Serial No.312564 (1939), having a Leitz Elmar f=3, 5cm lens Condition: Shutter mechanism appears to operate, lenses appear good, overall light wear from use - **General condition consistent with age

Collection of various Leica (Leitz) and other vintage accessories etc including; lens covers, filters, Leitz Universal Optical Viewfinder, manuals etc Condition: Lenses appear good, overall light wear from use to all, leather cases are a little dry, tripod has missing areas of its black finish etc - **General condition consistent with age

AN E. LEITZ MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE serial no. 109409, with a selection of lenses, in a mahogany storage / travel case.

E Leitz, Wetzlar, lacquered brass microscope, circa 1902, 31cm, with additional lenses and accessories, all in original mahogany carrying case

An E Leitz Wetziar lacquered microscope, serial number 164792 (cased)

A Leitz Wetzlar slide projector

A Leitz Pradovit 153 slide projector in wooden carry case

Two Leica lenses/shutters a Leitz Elmar 1:3,5 and a Leitz Hektor 1:6,3 in soft carry bag

A box of camera and photographic parts including Leica Motor, Leitz Wetzlar, Motorama, light meters, filters etc

E. Leitz- Wehrmacht German Special Forces World War II Military Binoculars. 6x30 H/6400. Serial number 262232. Comes with original leather strap. In used condition. Please see photos.

Leica: A Leica M3 camera body, serial number 857435, complete with Ernst Leitz GmbH Wetzlar Summicron f=5cm 1:2 No. 1365425 lens in case.

Leica: A Leica IIf camera body, serial number 762971, complete with Leitz Elmar f=5cm 1:3.5 lens and lens cap, together with another Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Elmar f=9cm 1:4 No. 809936, Leica instruction book and an Ernst Leitz Wetzlar viewfinder attachment.

Projector Lenses, a Leitz Colourplan 90mm f/2.5, a Bell & Howell 16mm 2" f/1.2, a Bell & Howell Super D Proval 16mm 2" f/1.4 and a Taylor, Taylor & Hobson 16mm 3" f/1.8 with a Taylor Hobson lens adaptor

Ever Ready Cases, brown leather, for Leica Screw cameras, two by Leitz and one other example

A Tray of Leitz Ever Ready Cases, various designs for screw mount Leica (6), together with a Neoprene and leather example for R cameras

A Collection of Leitz Accessories, including a boxed SF 24D flash unit, a Leica Meter MR in pigskin case, a Elpro 3 near focussing attachement, various filters, boxes, a lens bubble and bag, together with a small Leitz leather outfit case

Cine Cameras, including a Bolex 450, a Leitz Leicina, a Kodak XL55, a Minolta slide projector and a Kodak Kodascope C projector.

A mahogany cased lacquered brass microscope by E. Leitz, c.1898, the black enamelled and brass instrument no. 44674, with rack and pinion focusing, double objective nosepiece, fixed rectangular platform, plano-concave mirror, on Y-shaped stand, max. height 13«in. (34.25cm.), in fitted mahogany case with two cased lenses, two eyepieces and slides.

A 1950's Leica M3 camera with a factory fitted Leica light meter and a Leitz lens

Leica M3-1058777 camera with Leitz Wetzlar 1835526 Summicron 1:2/50 lens plus a Leica-Meter MC S/No.70430 in Leica brown leather case

A Leica camera accessory bag containing lenses including Leitz Wetzlar Hektor 1:45/135 lens, S/No.1738595, Leitz Wetzlar Elmarit 1:2.8/90 lens, S/No.1709237, Leitz Wetzlar eye piece, German tripod etc

A Leitz Summaron F=3.5cm 1:35 lens with eyes, S/No.1518664, in a brown Leica carry case

LEICA CAMERA a Leica IIIc Rangefinder Camera, serial number 376405 and made circa 1941-42. With a Leitz Summar lens (No 301063), and with a Leica lens cap and leather case (case unmarked).

Cased Specto cine camera in brown leather carry case, together with an Arnold & Sons accessories case fitted with five drawers containing sundry photographic accessories to include some labelled Leitz Condition:

Early 20th Century Ernest Leitz Wetzlar brass and iron microscope No.82269, in a mahogany case Condition:

A cased Leitz Wetzlar microscope no.13960 with eyepiece and objective lenses, height 24cm, and a cased set of Philmerco drawing instruments (one item missing) (2).

A brass students microscope, the cast iron base marked 3 Fleet Street (?) London, with a collection of different lenses, one marked '8x Ernst Leitz Wetzlar' (a/f)

A chrome finish Leica M3 35MM No 1079 820:, fitted Leitz Wetzlar 1:2 50mm lens in original brown leather case, together with a Leitz Wetzlar 90mm lens, a Leitz Summaron 50mm lens, a Leica light meter and a copy of Matherson, A 'The Leica and Leicaflex Way', and several original purchase and repair receipts.

A 1940'S LEICA IIIC CAMERA serial number 433758 with a Leitz Elmar F=5cm 1:3.5 lens and an Elmar 5cm Gmbh lens hood

LEICA CAMERA ACCESSORIES to include a Leitz Hektor F=13.5cm 1:45 Nr 1208049 lens, three colour filters, a flash, The Leica Way book etc

A Leitz projector, a mini Minolta 35 slide projector and an ILFORD ELMO 8mm projector in original box, in good order.

GERMAN MARINE BINNOCULARS BY E LEITZ IN A LEATHER CASE

A pair of E. Leitz Wetzlar binoculars, Dienstglas 6 x 30, numbered 282187 H/6400, with a WWII English leather case

A Leitz (Leica) Slide projector, pradovit 250 with six magazine.

A Reid & Sigrist Reid IIIa Rangefinder Camera, serial no. P2756, with Taylor-Hobson Anastigmat f/2 2” lens, serial no. 330004, together with a Metopta Flexaret VI Automat twin lense camera, with leather case, a boxed Leitz Kopier-Apparat Eldia, various lenses etc Condition report: Good condition

A VINTAGE ERNST LEITZ WETZLAR MICROSCOPE (230123 No13) with two wooden boxes containing other lenses and fittings and a brass student's microscope in a fitted box

Leica M2 35mm Camera No. 1019967, Ernst Leitz, Wetzlar Germany along with a elmar f = 5cm 1:3:5 lens No. 1336388 in a brown leather case

PAIR OF WWII LEITZ WETZLAR KREIGSMARINE BINOCULARSserial number 464196, marked '7 x 50 beh,' 21cm high; along with a pair of C.P Goerz binoculars (2)