SKINNER presents a Gallery Walk

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Three Early Leica Cameras, a model 1A, II, and III, the first having a
later range finder, all with Elmar 50mm F3.5 lenses and black finish.
$300-400
164.
Collection of Cameras and Accessories, Including a Leica IIIF with a
screw mount Summatar 50mm F2 lens, a Hektor 135mm F4.5 lens and
view finder, Leica meter and booster cell; Nikon FE with a 50mm 1.8
Nikkor lens; Nikon FG20 body; three non Nikon lenses, a 35-105mm
lens and two 70-210mm lens; Contax T VS 35mm with a 28-56mm
zoom lens and miscellaneous camera accessories.
$500-700
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Three Leica Cameras and Accessories, including a MII with a Sonnar
50mm F1.5 lens; a IC with a Canon 28mm F2.8 lens; a IIIF with a
Sonnar 85mm F2 lens; two view finders, one marked TOWER and
Steneheil, Germany the other having a turret with five focal lengths, and
a meter marked Leica-METER MR.
$300-400
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Nikon S2 Chrome, c. 1955, with a Nikkor-S.C. 50mm F1.4 lens and a
magnifier marked Auto-Up II for Nikon-S2 Nikkor F:1.4.
$300-400
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Nikkormat and Nikomat 35mm Cameras with Five Lenses, Including
a Nikkor-O 35mm FII lens, Nikkor 35mm F2.8 lens, Nikkor-C zoom lens
43-86mm, and two Vivitar lenses, a 28mm F2.5 and a 135mm F2.8.
$300-500
168.
Russian Kiev 35mm Range Finder Camera and Lens, chrome and
black body, 50mm FII lens, and a view finder.
$200-250
169.
Zeiss Ikon Contarex 35mm Camera, Germany, c. 1964, all-metal
die cast body, built in photo-electric exposure meter and automatic
exposure control, 50mm F1.2 and a 135mm F1.4 lenses with leather
cases.
$250-350
170.
Four Vintage Cameras, including two twin-lens reflex cameras, one
Model VII by Ricohflex, the other a Royce Reflex, a 35mm Vitomatic
range finder camera and leather case and a Kodak bellows folding
camera with “compur” shutter and F4.5 135mm lens.
$150-250
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Leica IIIG 35mm Camera Body, c. 1959, with a screw mount 50mm
F1.5 Summarit lens, variable viewfinder, and a Weston Master IV
exposure meter.
$600-800
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Collection of Six Medium Format Cameras, including a two Rolleiflex
and a Rollicord, all with 75mm 3.5 lenses, a Rollei prism finder in case;
a Graflex with roll film back, Rodenstock Heligon 80mm F2.8 lens; and
two Kodak Folding Brownie cameras, a 3 and a 3A.
$300-500
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Linhof Super Technika 6 x 9 Model IV Camera, c. 1960, with a Zeiss
Tessar 105mm F3.5 lens and a Linhof Rollex 6 x 9 roll film back.
$300-500
174.
Group of Three Cameras, an ICA Stereoette Cupido stereo camera; a
2 1/4 x 3 1/4 field camera with a Kodak Ektar 101mm F4.5 lens; and a
Century model 46 4 x 5 field camera.
$300-400
175.
Large Collection of Cameras, seven folding cameras including a
Korona IIA, a Kodak 616 in brown; a Bolex H16 16mm movie camera
with a three-lens turret, and miscellaneous 35mm and Polaroid
cameras.
$200-250
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Two Canon Range Finder Cameras, c. 1950, a IVS with Serenar
50mm F1.8 lens, 35mm viewfinder; and a model III fan flash
attachment; and a body only VT, both includes rapid wind lever.
$250-350
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Two Kodak Cameras, Rochester, New York, a Kodak Bantam Special
F2, with original field case, box, and instructions; and a Medalist II, with
a Kodak Ektar 100mm F3.5 lens.
$200-300
178.
Three Rollie 35S Cameras, Singapore, c. 1980, including a Rollie
35SE, all with Sonnar 40mm F2.8 lenses.
$250-350
179.
Rochester Optical Whole Plate Field Camera, Rochester Optical and
Camera Company, c. 1900, Bakelite plate on the front standard marked
King, Rochester Optical & Camera Co., mahogany and brass case,
spring back with ground glass focusing screen, lens marked Wallensak
fitted to a REGNO shutter, with leather bellows and handle.
$200-300
180.
5 x 7 Deardorff Field Camera, Chicago, Illinois, c. 1935, mahogany
case with ground glass focusing screen, leather bellows, front standard
with brass name plate below 4 1/2-in. square lens board, stating MFD.
by L.F. Deardorff & Sons, Chicago, Ill.
$200-300
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