Leica Ernst Leitz Wetzlar D.R.P. No. 173192 body, Summar f=5cm 1:2 No. 265413 lens, with case, as is. Serial number 173192 One of 39,384 units manufactured worldwide from 156001 to 195000 in 1933. Rangefinder camera, Leica lens, equipped with a Summar 50mm f2 lens. - Model: Rangefinder camera - Lens: 50mm f/2 - Shutter speed: 1/1000 - Materials: Metal and leather - Accessories: Strap rings Why not enjoy taking photos with the coveted old Leica? Even if you don't take photos, it's great just for the collection. Some of the gutta-percha is peeling off. The brown leather cover tends to powder. The stitching on the leather lens cover is broken and coming off. The base of the cover is torn and separated. The view through the small viewfinder, the sound of the shutter, and the high-precision construction of the mechanical camera are truly thrilling. It appears to be a product from around 1940. This is an introduction to a Barnack Leica with a lens. Complete working products with a lens set are rare, and I think it's valuable. From Yahoo! Chiebukuro: In the 1930s and 1940s, it was said that "a Leica could build a house." For example, the price of a Leica IIIa chrome + Elmar 50mm F3.5 published in the November 1939 issue of Asahi Camera was 820 yen, and a Leica IIIa chrome + Summar 50mm F2 was 1,200 yen. At that time, a small rental house could be built for 500 yen, and a house with land in Tokyo could be purchased for 1,000 yen, depending on the location. I am not familiar with cameras and have not been able to test it, so please check the condition in the photos and purchase accordingly.