I've acquired an incredibly rare rangefinder camera. It's a Leica IIIa D.R.P. N-L. While I'm on a different platform, I've often sold Leica IIIa D.R.P. models. The Leica IIIa D.R.P. was manufactured from 1938 to 1940, and while many still exist, I've never seen or even heard of an N-L. Even searching the past sales history on the global platform eBay yields no results. That's because the N-L was a Leica model specifically shipped to the Netherlands, and the production numbers were extremely low, making its survival to this day incredibly rare. How it ended up in the hands of someone in Japan, and now with me, feels like a miracle. And the condition is also good, so this N-L might be the last one. It could potentially become a valuable item in the future. [Condition] Very good condition. No functional issues. [Set Contents] - Leica IIIa DRP N-L body (made in 1939) - Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Summitar 5cm f/2 - Voigtländer Color Skopar 35mm f/2.5 MC - Soviet-made universal turret finder Appearance Beautiful. Please check the photos for details. [Body] - Fully functional, all shutter speeds work. - The viewfinder is clean and bright. - Minor scratches on the exterior, but no dents. [Summitar 5cm f2] - Optics: Minor scratches and dust. - No haze, fungus, or balsam separation. - Focus ring and aperture ring move smoothly. [Voigtländer Color Skopar 35mm f2.5 MC] - Optics: The glass is clean, with no fungus or scratches. Slight haze present. - Function: Fully functional. [Turret Finder] - Slightly hazy, but likely in its original factory condition. - All magnification settings work. - Minor scratches and dust on the lens surfaces. - Some dirt, but no problem. Accessories Everything shown in the photos is included.