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Leica 4 camera with Japanese lens - vintage, collectible

WPIS W BUDOWIE .....Kolekcjonerski aparat Leica 4 z japońskim obiektywem -Spitatone telephoto 1 : 3,5 f= 135mm Ikona historii fotografii w unikalnym, międzynarodowym zestawieniu.

Typ: Aparat małoobrazkowy, mechaniczny, z dalmierzem sprzężonym.
Mocowanie obiektywu: Gwint Leica M39x1/26" (LTM - Leica Thread Mount).
Migawka: Mechaniczna, szczelinowa, poziomo przesuwana (płócienna).
Czasy migawki: Od 1 sekundy do 1/1000 s, plus B (na IIIf pojawia się także dodatkowa skala 1/15 - 1/1000 dla czasów szybkich).
Dalmierz: Oddzielny okienko dalmierza i celownika. Dalmierz sprzężony z obiektywem. Na IIIf zastosowano zbliżenie dalmierza do celownika (tzw. samson).
Wymiary (korpus): Szerokość: ok. 133 mm, Wysokość: ok. 77 mm, Głębokość: ok. 33 mm (sam korpus, bez obiektywu).
Waga (korpus): ok. 430 g (bez obiektywu).
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Aparat fotograficzny Leica 4 z japońskim obiektywem - vintage, kolekcjonerski—

€735.63

Here is a unique, collectible Leica 4 camera, equipped with an original Japanese lens. This specimen is a true gem for lovers of photographic history and connoisseurs of the Leica brand, symbolizing the highest quality and precision in the world of analog photography. The Leica 4 model, produced in the 1930s, represented a significant step in the evolution of small-format rangefinder cameras. It features a solid metal body that, despite the passage of time, retains its unique charm and testifies to German manufacturing precision. The combination with a Japanese lens (likely from a company such as Nikkor, Canon, or another manufacturer of that period) creates a fascinating blend of German engineering and Japanese optics, giving this set special historical and collectible value. Who is this camera for?

Collectors of photographic history – seeking iconic Leica models.
Lovers of vintage technology – who appreciate unique combinations of components from different parts of the world.
Investors in technical antiques – the value of classic Leica cameras tends to increase.

The condition of the camera is typical for an item of its age (see photos). It may require cleaning or servicing by a specialist before attempting to use film. It is primarily a museum and collectible object, serving as a beautiful decoration and a material trace of technological history. This is a unique opportunity to add a piece of photographic heritage to your collection.