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An Ernest Leitz Wetzlar Leica IIIb camera stamped Luftwaffen?Eigentum, serial No362916, with Leitz f=5 cm lens, red blind, in original leather case

An Ernest Leitz Wetzlar Leica lens, Elmar f-9cm in brown leather carrying case, and a Leitz Leica Tele Elmar lens serial No. 2145234, in original brown leather case (2)

A vintage cased Leitz Wetzler Prado 500 slide projector

1926 Leica I camera body with Leitz Elmar 1:35F=50mm, Summar f=5cm 1:2 No 195153, Elmar f=9cm 1:4 No. 454090 Rangefinder 3.5 to 15, 5cm VIewfinder, Right Angle View Finder, and other accessories Condition Report: Leica camera- general wear and tear, scratches to lens, lens cap still present, wear to grip , no fungusMoving parts move freeleySome minor brassing to top

Lacquered brass Microscope, signed at the rear of the foot, 'Henry Crouch London 9628, triple nosepiece, single drawer tube with objectives and eyepiece, in original case, with an E. Leitz stage micrometer

An Ernst Leitz brass microscope No 233143 in fitted oak case.

A Leica 1A, circa 1925,No. 229, with 50mm f3.5 Anastigmat lens, this early Leica has all the features that one would expect including non-dimpled mushroom release, flat eyepiece, low profile knobs, early grained vulcanite covering, R lever with black tip, lens barrel lines match up with lines on the barrel, baseplate with early catch, in early leather pouch stamped Leitz inside and with nickel catch For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Leitz unfinished prototype of 20cm f/4 lens focusing housing,no optics, For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Leitz Prototype camera bracket,with unusual crackle finish For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Reid Model III Camera,No. P1846, Reid & Sigrist Ltd. Leicester, Eng., with Leitz 5cm F2 Summar no. 238507, with non-original case, For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A rare Leitz LEICAVIT EINZEL,this version of the Leicavit Einzel was never produced commercially and it activates the shutter as the film is advanced Footnotes:Literature:Van Hasbroeck, Paul-Henry, Leica: A History Illustrating Every Model and Accessory, Sotheby's Publication, 1993, pp 125.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An Ernst Leitz Cast-Iron Rotary Microtome, American, early 20th century,plaque on base MANUFACTURE BY E. LEITZ INC. NEW YORK, with adjustable compound clamp fixture holding knife block, with rotary wheel handle, the teethed wheel housed in iron shell, together with a small case fitted with accessories, 9 1/4in x 11 1/2in x 8 1/2in (23.5cm x 29.5cm x 21.5cm) Footnotes:The rotary microtome permitted the cutting of material to extreme thinness in increments of 1/1000mm. A more portable version of the sledge type microtomes, such models would have been used in industry or medical schools for the fine cutting of specimens.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Cut-away of Leitz 2.8mm f/2.8 Elmarit-R lens, 1970,in R mount, this cut-away illustrates the complexity of the Leicaflex focusing mount, For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Leitz Military MIRRR Lens in military greenNo. 00729 For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Leitz THAMBAR M 90mm f/2.2 prototype lens 2016,No. 4694489 and numbered in red N24/25, this is a reincarnation of the famous Thambar portrait lens, in leather case with shoulder strap and mounted in lined presentation card case out outer wraps, edition 24 of 25 For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Two Compound Monocular Microscopes, early 20th century,including a Leitz microscope with triple turret objective, and a J. Swift & Son petrological microscope with circular stage, the larger 14 1/2in (37cm) high, (2)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A lacquered brass microscope with lenses by E. Leitz, boxed

An E. Leitz Wetzlar No. 62023 brass microscope, inscribed Swift & Son 1/6 in to the lens, height 28cm. IMPORTANT: Online viewing and bidding only. Collection by appointment via our website or arrange with Mailboxes Etc couriers ONLY. Restrictions apply to ensure social distancing.

A small late 19th century Leitz brass students microscope, together with various accessories and in fitted case, the microscope marked E. LEITZ WETZLAR NO.6640 to the stage, with adjustable dial and reflecting mirror below, approx h.28cm; the locking walnut case fitted with velvet pads to the base and two slide-out compartments to the top containing lenses and objectives, the interior door bearing label for CLARKSON'S OPTICAL STORES 338 HIGH HOLBORN LONDON, with steel handle to the top and fully functioning locking mechanism with key; together with a box of spares and accessories to include Leitz, Beck, Watson and other lenses and objectives, slides, mirrors, and a volume of Gerard L'E Turner's Collecting Microscopes etcCondition report: Case is too large and not original to this microscope.

Two Trays of Photographic Accessories, items include an Argus slide viewer, a Cabin slide projector, macro bellows for M42 lenses, extension tubes, camera neck straps, a small tripod, a Minolta Program Back 90, some colour slides of San Marco in Venice and a large Leitz mirror box

A 'Thin' Black-Chrome Leitz Wetzlar Elmar 9cm f/4 Lens, serial no 320702, 1936, barrel P-F, brassing, faded aperture scale, elements F, haze, slight fungus with maker's black front cap

A Dollond London Brass Telescope and Other Items, including a Dollond 4-drawer 15x telescope, Leitz 5cm and 13.5cm accessory viewfinders and an Avo Universal Avometer Model 8 Mk III with maker's case and a large rigid gadget case, a Lot

A Box of Leitz and Leica Photographic Product Boxes, comprising boxes for Leica R3 body, Leicaflex SL body, OCMOR Elmar 65mm f/3.5 lens, 11162 Elmar 65mm f/3.5 lens, Vario-Elmar-R 75-200mm f/4.5 lens, Elmarit-R 135mm f/2.8 lens, Leitz Eldur slide copier, Visoflex II (two), Extender-R 2x, 16499 Visoflex Magnifier, OXTBO Visoflex Magnifier (three), E49 Filter Carrier forLeica Digilux 1 and a modern Leica cardboard paperwork miniature chest of drawers

A Pair of Second World War German D.F. 10 X 80 Flak Binoculars by Ernst Leitz, Wetzlar, finished in dark grey/green paint, the right side stamped D.F. 10 x 80, maker's beh code, OX and numbered 28022, with adjustable lenses, filters, rubber head rest and anti-flare hoods with bayonet catches, in a later wood box Footnote:- Brought back after the war by an RAF Rear Gunner who was shot down and taken prisoner. He made the box during his time as a P.O.W. . Some black marks to internal lenses, with some blurring along the cross reticles.Some scratching to paintwork, generally in undamaged condition

A Carl Zeiss brass microscope serial no.4784, three lens by Carl Zeiss, Negretti & Zambra and E Leitz, together with a C Baker London microscope 9243, in fitted wooden case with plaque for Millikin & Lawley, and a box of glass slides with annotated paper labels (a/f)

A PAIR OF 7X50 BINOCULARS, possibly by Carl Zeiss or Leitz, marked beh 448924 7x50, with adjustable eyepieces, leather strap and leather case (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Some wear throughout. 

A brass compound microscope, E Leitz Wetzlar, No 69899, for C Baker 244 High Holborn London, early 20th c, focusing by rack work with fine adjustment at the top of the limb, having eyepiece and fine focus attachment, nose piece with three objectives, rotating ebonite surfaced mechanical stage, substage condenser and plano/concave mirror, horseshoe foot, maker's mahogany case numbered as instrument Showing signs of use such as scratched paint and lacquer, but complete and in fair condition

A brass compound microscope, E Leitz Wetzlar, No 93684, c1900, focusing by rack work with fine adjustment at the top of the limb, having eyepiece, nose piece with two objectives, ebonite surfaced stage, substage condenser and plano/concave mirror, on Y-shaped foot, fitted mahogany case Lacquer almost all worn off, showing signs of use mainly around stage, concave mirror with slight mildew or similar

A brass compound microscope, E Leitz, No 150571, early 20th c, focusing by rack work with fine adjustment, having eyepiece, nose piece with three objectives, ebonite surfaced stage, substage condenser and plano/concave mirror, on tripod, fitted mahogany case with maker?s printed trade label and 18 Bloomsbury Square London WC address Good condition, rack work functioning smoothly

A brass compound microscope, c1900, with eyepiece and two E Leitz objectives to the nose piece, universal joint, on horseshoe foot, three brass cans,  mahogany case retaining practically all of the original lacquer, lacquer darkened with age, black paint worn and scratched around the stage and on edges of foot in places, both mirrors in good condition but for some settled dirt, rack work operating smoothly; mahogany case associated

A brass and black painted  metal compound binocular microscope, E Leitz Wetzlar, No 223990, early 20th c, with nickel plated fittings, focusing by rack work, having two eyepieces, nose piece, four objectives, two cans, stage with Leitz attachment, substage condenser and plano / concave mirror,  lightwood box with maker's printed label numbered as instrument Complete and in good condition, dusty and paint slightly spattered in white

A brass compound  microscope, E Leitz Wetzlar, No 49293, 1899, focusing by rack work with eyepiece, nose piece and three objectives in cans, substage condenser and plano/concave mirror, on tripod, fitted mahogany case with maker's label dated 1899 Showing some signs of use, mainly on the stage but in good condition retaining practically all of the lacquer, rack work operating smoothly

A brass single lens dissecting microscope, E Leitz Wetzlar for C Baker 244 High Holborn London, late 19th c, with bar of triangular section  and focusing by rack work, plate glass stage and substage wheel of stops, plain mirror, detachable fabric covered flaps, fitted mahogany case Signs of use consistent with age, rack work operating smoothly, case lacks escutcheon

A  German brass microscopist's tracking device for use with light microscopes, E Leitz Wetzlar, early 20th c, plush lined leather covered box lettered in gilt E Leitz, Wetzlar The instrument in excellent condition, box also good, slightly dry and scuffed in places

A brass and iron compound binocular microscope, E Leitz, Wetzler ,No186629,  focusing by rack work, with several eyepieces, nose piece and three objectives, circular mechanical stage and attachable stage, substage condenser and plano/concave mirror on Y shaped foot, in  wood case numbered as instrument

A brass compound microscope, E Leitz Wetzlar, No 61020, c1900, the limb on compass joint to round pillar with screw adjustment, focusing by rack work with eyepiece and objective, ebonite surfaced stage and several accessories, in a wood case Showing signs of age and use, the lacquer rubbed off revealing the dull brass, rack work operating

Miscellaneous brass microscope eyepieces and objectives, 19th c and cans, including Henry Crouch (9), Smith & Beck, C Baker, C Zeiss, E Leitz and Negretti & Zambra (approximately 80) Mostly in good condition

Leitz Dialux 20 binocular microscope

Small selection of books including: Leitz general catalogue for the Leica date June 1966 with stamp to front of book Haleys camera cine specialist, 1 Citadale Row, Carlise, a Leica MII/MIII catalogue a copy of 35MM and sub miniature photography from April 1965, all about the Leicaflex, a hard back book the Leica Way, a pamphlet for the Leicaflex SL camera (5)

A Vintage Camera Marked Leica D.R.P. Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Luftwaffen - Eigentum No.10794. Complete With Leather Case.

Cameras: a Leica Standard, with Leitz Elmar f=3.5cm 1:3.5 lens, no.252491; together with an Ensign 'Greyhound', in leather case; and a monocular scope, in case. (3) 

Vintage Leica Ernst Leitz, Wetzlar camera, model no. 93892, in leather Leica caseCondition report: Not checked for mechanical function, sold as seen. General knocks and scratches present to the camera body, although quite minor. The leather case having general wear, with creases to the leather and some losses in places. General condition consistent with age.

An Ernst Leitz lacquered brass and black-enamelled compound monocular microscope, serial no. 104826, with triple nosepiece, attachable micrometer stage, Abbe condenser, plano-concave mirror, horseshoe base, four eyepieces, slide boxes, 32cm high, cased

A Leica III(F) 35mm Rangefinder camera, Ernest Leitz Wetzler DRP, Leitz Elmar f3.5 50mm lens, serial number 136722, Leica lens cap; non conforming brown carry case, c.1934

Leica I Model C Ernst Leitz Wetzlar camera, in black, with a Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, No. 123152, housed in a leather Leica case 

Kodak Pupille camera, with a Jos Schneider & Co Kreuznach Xenon f/2 45mm lens, housed in fitted case with a reflex finder, a Leitz Wetzlar range finder and further lens accessories 

An Ernst Leitz lacquered brass and cast iron microscope c.1917, contained in fitted case.

A Third Reich era pair of 'Flak' binoculars by Ernest Leitz, marked D.F. 10x80 bch OX 27958, in overall good condition and very good optics, also included a modified tripod for mounting

A Leica camera, No.186559, marked Ernst Leitz Wetzlar D.R.P. with Carl Zeiss Jena 5cm lens, in leather case.

Fotoapparat LeicaMitte 20. Jh., mehrfach gemarkt Leica Ernst Leitz Wetzlar, Seriennummer 339820, lederummanteltes Metallgehäuse, Objektiv bezeichnet Summar f=5 cm 1:2, im originalen Lederetui, funktionstüchtig, beigegeben Gebrauchsanleitung sowie Fachbuch Leica-Technik von Curt Emmermann, leichte Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren.

Objektiv Leitz1960er Jahre, gemarkt Leitz Wetzlar, Super-Angulon 1:3,4/21, gute Erhaltung mit leichten Gebrauchsspuren.

Konvolut antikes Fotografiezubehör und Kamerabauteile u.a. Vorsatzlinsen, Filter, Filterhalter, Filmspulen, Firmen: Hugo Arnz Jena, Ernst Leitz Wetzlar, Leica, Agfa, leichte Alters- und Gebr.-spuren, Fkt. nicht geprüft

FELDSTECHER/DIENSTGLAS, Herst. Ernst Leitz/ Wetzlar, 1.H. 20.Jh., MZ, num. 156, stärkere Gebrauchsspuren, orig. Bereitschaftstasche, Leder, Trageriemen fehlt

OGILVY & CO OF LONDON LEITZ MICROSCOPE, numbe 255794, in fitted case

upgraded from I, black, serial no. 64652, with Leitz Summar f/2 50mm lens, nickel, serial no. 285595, body, F, shutter working, lens, G, some internal haze and light cleaning marks

chrome, serial no. 969344, with Leitz Elmar f/2.8 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 1633004, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, F, some internal haze/fungus

chrome, serial no. 218308, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, body, G, shutter working, lens, G, some internal haze

chrome, serial no. 181692, body G, shutter working, with a Leitz Elmar 50mm f/3.5 lens, optics G, some haze present

chrome, serial no. 194858, with Russian Industrar-22 f/3.5 50mm lens, body, G, shutter working, lens, G, some marks to front element, with Leitz cap

chrome, serial no. 483333, with Leitz Summitar f/2 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 667290, body, F-G, shutter working, lens, G, some light internal haze, in maker's case