Zorki Leica Copy Analogue camera





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This 35 mm Leica Copy rangefinder camera, estimated to date from 1930–1940, has an aged brass finish, red textured covering and an original brown leather case, and is untested.
Description from the seller
Old collectible telemetric camera (Soviet-type copy inspired by vintage Leica models), featuring a weathered brass finish with a textured red leatherette covering, sold with its original brown leather protective case.
Weight (in kg): Approximately 0.6 to 0.7 kg (bare body with its lens; the leather case adds about 0.2 kg).
Dimensions (in cm): About 13.5 cm wide, 7 cm high, and 6.5 cm deep (including the lens).
Material: Metal alloy (brass and aluminum) with decorative wood-grain red leatherette covering and optical glass elements.
Color: Golden/patinated brass, red and brown (for the leather case).
Shipping method: Carefully and securely shipped with tracked delivery (Colissimo or Mondial Relay), with reinforced packaging (bubble wrap and double padding) due to the fragile and vintage nature of the collectible object.
Old collectible telemetric camera (Soviet-type copy inspired by vintage Leica models), featuring a weathered brass finish with a textured red leatherette covering, sold with its original brown leather protective case.
Weight (in kg): Approximately 0.6 to 0.7 kg (bare body with its lens; the leather case adds about 0.2 kg).
Dimensions (in cm): About 13.5 cm wide, 7 cm high, and 6.5 cm deep (including the lens).
Material: Metal alloy (brass and aluminum) with decorative wood-grain red leatherette covering and optical glass elements.
Color: Golden/patinated brass, red and brown (for the leather case).
Shipping method: Carefully and securely shipped with tracked delivery (Colissimo or Mondial Relay), with reinforced packaging (bubble wrap and double padding) due to the fragile and vintage nature of the collectible object.

