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171 Leitz NAOEE Loupe € 1.000 176 Leica Transparent € 300
Stand + NEEUG Loupe Housings (various)

c. 1952, condition B/A € 2.000 – 2.400 c. 1950, condition B/A € 600 – 700
Very rare assembly with NAOEE loupe stand and advanced loupe Transparent housing for Leica III, IIIa and IIIb — replaces the original
NEEUG (lens diameter c. 50 mm, large field of view — more advanced body shell with vulcanite and preserving all the mechanical functions
optically and in its time more expensive then larger hand loupes from of the camera, making interesting display models, the set includes
Leitz), in excellent condition, with a copy of the Leitz brochure 5 transparent shells in very good condition (two cracked on front),
original German instructions, shipping box
172 Leica Dental Loupe Prototype 1 € 400
c. 2001, condition A– € 800 – 1.000 177 Leica Display Stand € 200
c. 1950, condition B/A € 400 – 500
Prototype of a dental binocular loupe, mounted on plastic protection
glasses, with neck strap, calibration card, in original fitted case, Attractive original glass Leica display stand, c. 15 × 7.5 cm, in very
only few of these prototypes have been made by Leica Microsystems good condition
for presentation purposes
178 Leica Enamel Sign € 1.600
173 Leica Dental Loupe Prototype 2 € 400 c. 1930, condition B+ € 3.000 – 3.500
c. 2001, condition A– € 800 – 1.000
Sought-after original pre-war Leica enamel sign, c .77 cm long, in very
Prototype of a dental binocular loupe, mounted on metal-frame good unrestored condition
glasses (no optical correction), with neck strap, calibration card, small
screwdriver for adjustment, in original fitted case, only few of these
prototypes have been made by Leica Microsystems for presentation 179 Leica Slide Box € 100
purposes c. 1930, condition A/B € 200 – 300

Attractive box c. 29 × 16 cm marked ‘Leica Diapositive’, made
174 M39-M Adapters (various) € 300 by Bergma company, with compartments for 50 stereo slides, in
c. 1970, condition B+ € 600 – 700 excellent condition
Lot of 26 adapters to use M39 lenses on M cameras: 11 original Leitz
adapters, rest from various manufacturers, all in very good condition 180 Leitz Maker’s Boxes (various) € 300
1930–50, condition B+ €600 – 700
175 Leica Hoods (various) € 600 Valuable lot of 20 mostly pre-war Leitz camera, lens and accessory
1930–50, condition B+ € 1.200 – 1.400 boxes, some rare like ‘Hekto 2.8 cm’ box for Hektor or early dark-red
boxes, in fine to near mint condition
Lot of 44 hoods for Leica screw-mount, M and R cameras: 5 FISON,
9 variable FIKUS, 5 SOOPD collapsible hoods, XOONS for Summarit,
HKMOO for 12.5 cm Hektor, one IROOA, three 12585, three ITOOY 181 Weston Leicameter Model 715 € 200
for Elmar 5 cm, one 14164L for R lenses, five 12564 for R 50 mm and no. 5255829, c. 1940, condition B+ € 400 – 500
35 mm 12523 for R 2.8/24 mm, two 12514 for R 2.8/60 mm, 12509 for
R 28 mm and 35 mm, 12529 for 2.8/19 mm and 12540 for PC Super Very rare Bakelite Leicameter made by Weston for Leitz NY, in good
Angulon 2,8/28 mm condition, still reacting to the light

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