[LRflex] Fw: FS: UET-R, Leicaflex SL2, 400mm f/5.6 lenses

FS: Universal Extension Tube UET-R for all Leica reflex cameras.  This is a
30mm extension tube based on the 1:1 adapter for the 60mm Macro-Elmarit-R,
modified to accept most R lenses and usable on all Leica reflex bodies with
accurate full-aperture metering on all (except the original Leicaflex)
regardless of the lens' cam/ROM configuration.  US$125

FS: Novoflex 400mm f/5.6 T-Noflexar (the good one) with hood, caps,
PIGRIF-B focus grip, shoulder stock, BAL-U bellows (close-focus accessory)
and LEA-R "3-cam" mount adapter for Leicaflex and Leica-R. This is not a
pristine shelf queen, it shows signs of use but not abuse. Glass is clean.
Also has accessory tripod mount forward of the focus grip where I've added
a pistol grip with shutter release cable (Nikon Pistol grip 2). Leica-R
mount can replaced with mounts for other cameras but the Leica-R mount
seems to be stuck. US$200

FS: Leitz 400mm f/5.6 Telyt with caps, Televit-V focus grip, 14167 "3-cam"
Viso-to-R adapter. The Visoflex mount means it can be adapted to a huge
variety of camera mounts. Glass is clean for a 1960s lens, barrel and
Televit show signs of use, 2 screws missing from forward tripod socket. 
US$350

FS: Leicaflex SL2, black chrome, with Leicaflex SL microprism viewscreen.
CLA'd about a year ago by DAG & re-calibrated for 1.5-volt 625s
silver-oxide cell. Meter needle illuminating lamp not working, otherwise
works perfectly. Light-to-moderate signs of use. US$650

FS: Leicaflex SL2, silver chrome, with Leicaflex SL microprism viewscreen. 
CLA'd a few years ago by Leica USA & re-calibrated for 1.5-volt 625s
silver-oxide cell. Meter needle illuminating lamp not working, otherwise
works perfectly. Light-to-moderate signs of use. US$650 

Prices above do not include shipping; reasonable offers will be considered.

Doug Herr
Birdman of Sacramento
e-mail wildlightphoto at earthlink dot net
web http://www.wildlightphoto.com

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