Leica 250 GG Reporter Rare Camera (Circa 1939) with Leica 50/2 Summar (1938) lens & with 2 original film cassettes Ex++/Mint- SOLD

Description

Leica 250 Reporter GG Rare black Camera Nr.324055 circa 1939 batch numbers 324-001 to 324-100 with internal coupling for electric motor, sold with Leica 50/2 Summar lens Circa 1938 with Leica lens metal cap, and with two Leica original special film cassettes Ex++/Mint- Nice clean working rare camera showing light wear on knob dial on top.

Leica 250 Reporter with 250 Exposure film Magazine info / Circa 1934-1946

• SNR: 130,001 – 353,800
• Units: 984
• Finish: black, very few chrome finish
• Lens: screw-mount interchangeable
• Shutter: focal point
• Viewfinder: built-in
• Eyepieces: Separated
• Viewfinder focusing adjustment: on rangefinder eyepiece
• Shutter speeds (250 FF): 1/20, 1/30, 1/40, 1/60, 1/100, 1/200, 1/500 + T
• Shutter speeds (250 GG): 1/20, 1/30, 1/40, 1/60, 1/100, 1/200, 1/500, 1/1000 + Z
• Slow speed dial: 1 sec, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/20 + T
• Synchronization: no
• Film speed dial: no
• Rewind knob: not extendible
• Self- timer: no
• Strap lugs: yes
• Lenses In 1934: Leitz produced its 12th lens, the new Telyt 400mm f/5
• The official production of the Leica 250, with its enormous film magazine for 250 exposures, began in early 1934 but the first two cameras (114,051 black and 114,052 plated) were made in late 1933, These first two did new have slow shutter speeds as they were modeled after the Leica II.
• The first 246v cameras modeled after the Leica III (SNR 130,001 – 150,124) had shutter speeds up to 1/500 and are delighted as 250 FF, After the IIIa, 709 cameras (SNR 150,125 – 353,800) had shutter speeds up to 1/1000. This series is called 250 GG. Lastly. 29 cameras were specially made to take and electric motor drive.