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• Lens cap. Ever-ready case version without retaining screw. 2 cassettes one in tin. Red box for lens.
• Filters, 19 mm screw fitting: Yellow 0. Yellow 1, in red box, white lettering.
• Angular finder. Early type with large eye-cup.
• "Directions for Model II" - instruction book d. Jan 1933.
• Copying device for 1:1 reproduction (BELUN). Early model marked 'Elmar'. In box.
• "Auxiliary Reproduction Devices" - pamphlet d. May 1932.

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• Ever-ready case.
• Slow speed timer. For speeds of 1 - 1/8s. Black/nickel finish. In red box.
• Panoramic head. Version with interchangeable ring. With 5 cm ring. For up to 10 exposures horizontal and 14 vertical. Nickel finish.
• Tripod head with spring catch. Nickel finish.
• Angle Bracket. Long base model with strap lug cut-out. Square accessory shoe.
• Filter, 19 mm screw fitting: Yellow 1.

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• f4, 9 cm Elmar, iris diaphragm to f36. Helical focusing to 1 metre. Depth-of-field scale. Black plastic container. Serial no. 221169 (1934).
• f4.5, 13.5 cm Hektor, iris diaphragm to f36. Helical focusing to 1.5 metre. Depth-of-field scale. Serial no. 415118 (1937).
• Universal finder. Red box.
• Reflecting (waist-level) finder. Late model with accessory shoe. Box.
• Filters, large screw fitting: Yellow 1. Yellow 2. Green.
• Orange view-finder filter. Three cassettes.
• Lens hood for Summar.
• Adjustable lens hood FIKUS for 3.5 - 13.5 cm lenses.
• Delayed action release, giving delay of 12 - 15s.
• Auxiliary Close-up device BEHOO. For 5 cm lens giving magnification ratios of 1:1.5, 1:2, 1:3, using extension tubes. Comprises: clamping ring, 4 legs, 3 extension tubes.
• Intermediate ring. For fitting Elmar close-up lenses on a Summar.
• Weston Leicameter. Model 650. Film speeds: 8 - 35 Scheiner. Apertures: f1.5 - f36. Shutter speeds: 64s - 1/1000.
• "Auxiliary Reproduction Devices" - pamphlet d. March 1936. "Copying Equipment for use in conjunction with the Leica" - pamphlet d. March 1935. "Filters" - pamphlet d. Nov 1938. "Delayed Action Release" - pamphlet d. Sep 1938.
• "First Principles for Leica Users" - pamphlet d. Nov 1935, James A. Sinclair retail label. "Directions Part I" - instruction book d. June 1937. "Handle the Leica" - booklet, E. Leitz London d. August 1938. "Leica Accessories" - pamphlet d. May 1937. Leica General Cat. 4th Ed. London d. 1938. "Special View-finders" - pamphlet d. Sep 1938.
• Leica Negative Album. Leica logo on front cover, 108 film strip sleeves for 4 negatives with index sheets to record exposures.
• Pigskin outfit case. For 3.5, 9 and 13.5 cm lenses, filters, Leicameter, lens hoods, cassettes and other accessories. This is a type of case sold by Wallace Heaton and others known as a Tray type.
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  Rotating Stage Plate

• Rotating Stage Plate OORES. Fixings to allow two lenses to be fitted at the same time, slide-in fitting with locking stud for the focusing magnifier. The ground glass screen has a central clear circle with lines forming a square. This example is from around 1937, it has fixings for two lenses but still has the slide-in fitting for the magnifier.
• Helical focusing mount for Summar when fitted to OORES, ZWOOTU-HESUM.
• Short focusing mount for 13.5 cm Hektor when fitted to OORES, (COOHS intr. 1938).
• Set of extension tubes for use with OORES: Intermediate rings B BOOXZ, M 1:2 MOOBG, M 1:1.5 MOODH, M 1:1 MOOGW.
• Right-angle finder LOOGI.