Leica screw mount

Scarce Summaron 2.8cm lens in leica screw mount. This is the original of which Leica reintroduced it’s classic re-edition a few years back. Very small form factor with a look full of character. This Summaron comes in a good condition however with a remark. We believe this Summaron started it’s .....

Very early Leica Leitz Elmar 3.5cm f/3.5 in nickel finish with snail cam and no marked serial number on the front. It is already marked in cm instead of mm which some early examples also have. Cosmetical condition is good with some imperfections like the front ring having a dent .....

This is a late version of the LTM Summaron 35mm f/3.5 lens with a upgraded barrel design. The barrel looks good with light wear on the chrome. Focus is smooth and well dampened and goes down to 1 meter on the scale. Optics look good with only some internal dust .....

This Elmar 3.5cm f/3.5 in chrome finish was made in 1940 in a batch of 1000 pieces, making this a wartime lens. It is still uncoated and has the aperture scale up to f/18 like most prewar lenses do. Barrel is in good shape with light wear to the chrome. .....

Late production from 1951 Summitar 50mm f/2 collapsible lens, in good shape with regular wear. The chrome barrel is still in supprisingly good shape. Focus turns smoothly with good dampening. The optics have some remaining haze but definitely has been cleaned before and looks perfectly usable with very good condition .....

1955 produced Leica Summarit 50mm f/1.5 lens for Leica screw mount in very nice cosmetical condition. Some light wear on the front of the barrel. Focus turns smooth and the aperture ring also turns smoothly with clicks at the aperture stops. Optics in good shape, some light remains from haze .....

The Leitz Xenon 1.5 / 5cm lens was introduced in 1936 and was the fastest Leica lens of it’s day. While being designed by Taylor Hobson in England the Xenon name suggests it’s actually a Schneider product. This Xenon is from the first batch, one of the last from this .....