Leica IIIC with Elmar 9cm F4 and Hecktor 13.5cm F4.5 lenses + Vidom finder.

Leica IIIC is a Leica rangefinder camera produced from 1940to 1951. And the difference from its predecessor Leica IIIb are.

One piece die-cast body , instead of a an assembly of small parts. The cover of the rangefinder is not longer a separate piece.

Improved internal mechanism

3mm longer than the previous cameras.

Large release button

New exposure counter mechanism.

Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Elmar 9cm F4 in screw mount. (1935)

Lens mount: Leica-Screw-thread.

Optical construction: 4 elements in 3 groups.

F stops range: f/4.5 to f/32

Closest focusing distance: 1m

Diaphragm type: Manual/ 15 blades.

Angle of view: 19°.

Filter : A36/ E39

Dimensions: 45x72mm

Weight: 250 gram.

Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Hecktor 13.5cm F4.5 in screw mount .

Lens mount: Leica-Screw-thread.

Optical construction: 4 elements in 3 groups.

F stops range: f/4 to f/36

Closest focusing distance: 1m

Diaphragm type: Manual/ 15 blades.

Angle of view: 27°.

Filter : A36.

Dimensions: 54x92mm

Weight: 440 gram.

Vidom finder.

Type : Universal viewfinder for the varifocal lengths from 3.5cm to 13.5cm with non zoom mirror image and with parallax adjustment