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Where to Repair Your Vintage Camera And What to Watch Out For
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Leicas of the CEO: Leica M7 Titanium, Black M7 & MP – Jo Geier – Mint & Rare
In this video, we take a closer look at an extraordinary trio of modern Leica rarities from our 7th Wetzlar Camera Auction
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Two Leica M4 Black Paint Cameras — Early vs. Later – Jo Geier – Mint & Rare
In this video, Jo Geier takes a closer look at a very early Leica M4 Black Paint from 1967, still accompanied by its original maker’s box with matching serial number, and compares it with a later 1970 example.
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Jeicy Camera Works & Konica FR Prototype: Rare Leica Copies from Japan – Jo Geier – Mint & Rare
In this video, Jo Geier of Mint & Rare near Vienna and co-founder of Wetzlar Camera Auctions presents two exceptionally rare Japanese Leica copies from the 1950s — cameras so uncommon that even many advanced collectors have never seen one in person.
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The Leica Noctilux 1:1.2/50mm — A Complete Guide to Every Variation
Few lenses in the history of photography carry the weight of the Leica Noctilux 1:1.2/50mm.
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The Hasselblad NASA Used in Orbit — and How It Ended Up on My Table – Jo Geier – Mint & Rare
In this video I present an exceptionally rare Hasselblad 203 S — "S" for space -
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Why collectors love early Hasselblad models - 1600F, 1000F & Super Wide – Jo Geier – Mint & Rare
In this video, we take a closer look at early and highly sought-after Hasselblad cameras.
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Like-new Leica M4, M5 & complete lens set – Jo Geier – Mint & Rare
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Leica Beyond Production | Safari Prototype & M-A 0-Series & Gray Sample – Jo Geier - Mint & Rare
In this video, we take a closer look at three exceptionally rare and unusual Leica cameras. These pieces reveal another side of Leica's history, exploring ideas that were never mass-produced.
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Rare Nippon Kogaku Collection | Nikon S4 and Legendary Nikkor Lenses – Jo Geier – Mint & Rare
A journey into the beginnings of Japanese Nippon-Kogaku craftsmanship – from compact rangefinder cameras to telephoto lenses.
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