Leica IIIf RD ST, Summicron 50mm Screw Mount, and Summitar 50mm Screw Mount

All items are in excellent cosmetic and mechanical condition. They come with a Satisfaction Guarantee - if you are unhappy wioth them when you get them, contact me and then return them for a full refund.

All three items were just CLA'ed by Youxin Ye of YYe Camera.

1954 Red Dial Self-timer Leica IIIf Serial #715395. $450 or BRO.

Mr Ye says: CLA’d, cleaned and lubricated mechanical parts, adjusted shutter speeds, shutter works well at all speeds except 1/15 and 1/10 sometimes fire at longer time due to slow speed parts wear, those do not affect usage of the camera. Cleaned both finders and adjusted focus, both finders are clean and clear now. Recovered the camera.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/TEgPX7DrNUQEG7rU7

1938 Summitar 50/2.0 #488146. $350 or BRO

Mr Ye says: CLA’d, cleaned and lubricated both aperture and focus rings, cleaned optics removed haze inside. Lens is clean and clear now considering its age. Tested the lens with digital M body, lens is in focus and produce good images. This lens is an early war time lens, the earliest Summitar lens Leica made with earliest coating, has some collector’s value.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/ax24SUWub77siRAP9

1952 Summicron 50/2.0 #1043240. Rare Radioactive Glass. $850 or BRO.

Mr Ye says: CLA’d, cleaned and lubricated both aperture and focus rings, cleaned optics removed haze inside. Lens is clean and clear now considering its age. The front and back element surface has some light cleaning marks, considering it is a collapsible Summicron lens, this lens is in very good condition. Tested the lens with digital M body, lens is in focus and produce good image. This lens is an early Summicron with yellow glass.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/Cb4aShtienEi8mPV8

I can give you references from folks on this forum to whom I have sold cameras or lenses. You can also look for me on eBay - adg-maine - for my rating there.

Shipping charged at whatever the actual cost is; only Paypal Friends and Family accepted for payment.

Andy Graham

Portland, Maine