Why a Leitz enlarger? Leitz enlargers are the finest enlargers made. These older ones are precision machined metal enlargers that would sell for a small fortune if manufactured today. The Leitz 35mm enlarger condensers rest on top of the negative, eliminating contrast degrading light bouncing around in the air space between negative and condenser. The precision machined metal castings of the Leitz enlarger insure that your negative is in perfect alignment every time. Leitz enlargers do not need alignment; their design guarantees it. Leitz enlargers are the fastest operating enlargers made. Leitz enlargers retain their resale value because their utility and aesthetics are timeless. They are not making these precision machines today; the last Leitz enlarger made was plastic. Leitz does not make enlargers today.
Color heads for Leitz enlargers: virtually all Leitz enlargers may be used as color enlargers by placing filters inside the lamphouse above the condenser. Optically clear filters may be used underneath the lens. Leitz did not make a color head for the predecessors to the Focomat 1c. Leitz did make a few Focomats with filter drawers and called them color enlargers. Wallner made a color head for the 35mm Leitz enlarger. I have seen a reference to an Agfa color head in the Leitz IIc instruction manual. I have had the Agfa color head in stock on a Minox enlarger. Durst literature mentions an adapter to use the Durst CLS 450 color head on the Leitz enlarger. Mornick made adaters to use Mornick heads on Leitz enlargers. Other manufacturers color heads may be adapted to the Leitz. I have had adaters and I have had the color heads, but I have only once had a complete color head factory adated to Leitz. In short, factory adapted color heads for Leitz enlargers are rare. If you want a color head for your Leitz enlarger, you will have to adapt one yourself or buy one that someone else had adapted. Below you will find color heads that I have adapted to the Leitz.
35mm LEITZ ENLARGERS
Leitz Focomat Ic. This enlarger is so clean that it appears to be straight out of a time warp. I did not have to clean up this enlarger. Not only is there no rust on this enlarger, but there is no tarnish, pitting or dulling of the chromed and nickel plated surfaces. There is no apparent wear on this enlarger. The rubber feet are still live and look like new. The original factory inspection tag is still on the enlarger. The serial number on that tag matches the serial number on the lens. The Leitz 50mm F4.5 Focotar lens is clean and clear with a smooth working diaphragm. This enlarger is complete. It comes with all those pieces that are so often missing. It comes with the full frame negative carrier, the lens extension tube, a new 75W Osram bulb, the height positioning pin in the column, both helical lens stops, the red filter, and the easel locking hardware as well as a Leitz 8X10" wood easel. I updated the wiring to a 3-wire plug and connected the ground wire to the ground wire screw on the back of the column base. The baseboard mounted switch is working. Everything is working as it should. $1200
Leitz Focomat 1c Color. This one has the rarely found filter drawer. A non working illuminated magnification scale is on the left of the column. A timer socket is on the right side of the column. A working on/off switch is on the left side of the baseboard. A standard full frame 35mm negative carrier is included. No lens is included. A standard lens extension tube for all current industry standard 50mm enlarging lenses is included. I have enlarging lenses available separately. A helical focusing stop is included for the default in-focus position. A full complement of easel locking hardware is included. $1300.
Leitz Focomat Ic. This has been my personal enlarger for many years. I prefer the small natural oak baseboard and short column for the sake of compactness. Although the model with the large baseboard and tall column is worth more on the market, it is not worth more to you if you do not have the space for it or the need for it. I also like the color head for the sake of the dial in filtration for variable contrast B&W printing. This enlarger utilizes the Leitz condenser and provides a quality of light that is virtually identical to that of a standard Leitz lamphead. I also like the locking easel. 32" column, 16X20" oak baseboard, negative carrier, lens extension tube, no lens (Virtually any 50mm Leica screw mount lens will work with it. I have enlarging lenses available separately. You may buy it with one of my personal empirically tested enlarging lenses.), with Cosar Mornick #395 80W 30V dichroic color head, convection cooled--no remote blower needed, with regulated power supply, uses readily available ELB quartz halogen bulb with built-in reflector, instructions, Ex+, $1200. This head replaces both the top and bottom halves of the Leitz lamphouse, and is solidly attached in the same way the Leitz lamphouse was attached, with a retaining ring. This color head and an adapter for a different model Mornick color head are available separately; see below under 35mm Leitz enlarger accessories. A conventional Leitz lamphouse is listed below.
Late dark grey Leitz Valoy II with Anti-Newtonring condenser. Not all Valoy II enlargers and no 1c enlargers came with Anti-Newtonring condensers. I like the Valloy II for its simplicity of design and convenient operation. It is not autofocus, so I am not restricted to using a 50mm lens. I have enlarging lenses available separately. Grasp the spring loaded handle to quickly raise or lower the enlarger. Focus using the helical lens mount; there are no bellows to go bad on this enlarger! Use the fine adjusting knob to fine tune your composition. Included is a vintage Osram short neck 75W enlarging bulb. Full frame 35mm negative carrier included. $1100.
Leitz Valoy, helical focusing mount, same condenser system as 1c or Valoy II, adjustable height bulb socket, without negative carrier, without lens, without extension tube, wingnut column lock, $100. Accessories for this enlarger listed below.
35mm LEITZ ENLARGER ACCESSORIES
Osram 75 Watt enlarging bulbs, 6 for $60.
Osram 150 Watt enlarging bulbs, 6 for $60.
Leitz 1c head shell. Late model 3-wire heat resistant wire and endplug. Socket wire and endplug complete and in great condition. This late model version never had a rubber grommet at the top of the adjustable height bulb tube to go bad; it simply has a funnel like taper to the wire entrance hole. I have different endplugs if needed. The top half of this may be used on a Valoy II to provide bulb height positioning. Although the Valoy II has adjustment of the bulb socket in the horizontal plane, it does not have adjustable bulb height as does the Focomat 1c or the older Valoy. Modern enlarging bulbs are longer than those made to work with the Valoy II. Using a modern enlarging bulb on a Valloy II will give less even illumination. One photo shows an original bulb on the left and a modern bulb on the right. The original Osram bulb was 4.29" in length. New Osram bulbs are 4.68" long. One solution to the problem is to use a Leitz 1c head top half on the Valloy II. I have included a picture of a 1c head top half on a Valoy II enlarger that a customer sent me. I will show you the results with different bulbs and different heads when I find the time. Rarely offered separate from enlarger. $200.
Leitz 50mm F4.5 Leitz Focotar lens, clean! $150.
Leitz 50mm F3.5 Leitz Elmar lens. Some cleaning scratches. Performance will be little affected. $50.
Leitz DMUOO 17672 Summicron adapter and extention tube. Adapts Summicron camera lens to Leitz enlarger or Visoflex. Leitz recommends the Summicron for large enlargments. $100. I also have a new-in-package one labeled 17672U, $125.
Leitz 17675 standard Leica screw mount extention tube required on the 1c enlarger for use with most all 50mm Leica screw mount enlarging lenses from the Leitz Focotar to the Nikon El Nikkor. If memory serves me correctly, this is also called DOORX. $125.
The elusive full frame negative carrier, for Ic, 1a, 1b, Valoy, or Valoy II, for full frame 35mm. Leitz carriers allow printing of full frame from most Leitz negatives, at least, but with very little extra room. You have to very precisely position your negatives in a Leitz carrier. I make them from other carriers. As you can see, mine have a comfortable amount of room around the perimeter + rounded corners with a 1/64" radius. This one was made from a carrier that had a 23-24mm square window and took 35mm film. I milled out the carrier and blackened the brass window edges. I do not presently have a carrier in stock suitable for this purpose. If you have an appropriate carrier you want altered, the price is $150 for the labor.
negative carrier, for Ic, 1a, 1b, Valoy, or Valoy II, and 126 film, ~27X27mm, Mint, $100.
negative carrier, for Ic, 1a, 1b, Valoy, or Valoy II, and 16mm film, 12X17mm, Mint, $100
single sheet glass negative carrier, for Ic, 1a, 1b, Valoy, or Valoy II, for ?, 42X30mm, w/scratched glass, Ex, $80
Leitz double glass negative carriers for 1c, your choice, $100. The top carrier is is 53mm wide by 161mm long by 3.7mm thick. The bottom carrier is is 36mm wide by 120mm long by 2.7mm thick. 2 of each available with clean glass.
Late model Leitz 1c baseboard. This came with the extra tall column grey Leitz 1c and perhaps some late black 1c enlargers. Power cord included. If you need the end that belongs on the lamp cord from the head, that is available for $10 extra. A couple of corners are slightly imperfect; function is not affected and there is no delamination. 21" wide, 24" deep. $150.
Mornick Dichroic color head, Model 395, 80W, 30V (ELB bulb) with voltage stabilized power supply, with Leitz adapter, Ex+, $650. There are 200 units of yellow, 170 units of majenta, 170 units of cyan filtration. This head replaces both the top and bottom halves of the Leitz lamphouse, and is solidly attached in the same way the Leitz lamphouse was attached, with a retaining ring. Convection cooled--no remote blower needed. This color head utilizes the Leitz condenser and provides a quality of light that is virtually identical to that of a standard Leitz lamphead, but with dial in filtration. Illustrated on a Leitz 1c enlarger; the enlarger and color head are available together and are listed above.
COSAR MORNICK ADAPTOR, adapts Cosar Mornick colorheads to Leitz 1a, 1b, 1c, 2a, 2b, 2c chassis. The color head light pipe slips down into the adapter and the adapter slips into the bottom half of the Leitz lamphouse. This is a copy of the Mornick adapter, but a lot better made. $100
Leitz anti-Newtonring filter for 1c or Valoy II, with spacer. Leitz anti-Newtonring glass is the finest quality. The spacer goes underneath the condenser inside the well that the condenser slips down into from above. The spacer is the thickness of the filter and allows the condenser with the filter to properly align with the film atop the negative carrier. The spacer is often not with the filter. $OLD.
Leitz 1c filter holder with special shoulder screw. Replaces red filter and the red filter retaining screw. Accepts 2.5" square or 67mm square or round filters. $OLD.
Leitz 1c condenser retaining spring and lock ring. $100.
Leitz 22X27cm or 8X10" glassless easel, for later Focomats, with dovetail grooves on bottom that work with the locking hardware on the enlarger baseboards, 2 masking blades + adjustable borders on the other 2 sides, $200. This came in with the Leitz 1c enlarger listed above and is illustrated on that enlarger baseboard--which, of course, is not included.
Leitz 4-BLADED 18X24cm or 7.375X9.375" METAL glassless easel, for virtually any enlarger, with dovetail grooves on bottom that work with the locking hardware on the enlarger baseboards of later Focomats. The white surface of this easel is a thin sheet of plastic that rests upon a waffle faced metal surface. In several spots the thin plastic has been pushed into the hollows in the underneath metal surface. This does not affect the performance of the easel. Your paper and your grain focuser sit flat on the easel. RARE. $350.
Leitz clamps to hold easels on Leitz enlargers (Valoy, 1a, 1b); not for Valoy II, Focomat 1c, 2a or 2c, $50. Also illustrated in use holding an easel on Valoy enlarger above. The glass easel has been sold.
Leitz spacer for Leitz enlargers (Valoy, 1a, 1b); not for Valoy II, Focomat 1c, 2a or 2c, $25. This spaces the head at a given height to make prints of a specific size. It is designed to be used together with a Leitz 8X10 easel to provide full frame images. It is made of felt covered spring steel and snaps on and off the enlarger column; lower your head to rest upon it.
Leitz ventilator and spacer for Leitz enlargers (Valoy, 1a, 1b); not for Valoy II, Focomat 1c, 2a or 2c, $50. These early enlargers were designed to be used with 75W bulbs, not higher wattage bulbs. Add this ventilator and spacer and you can use 150W and 250W bulbs in these enlargers.
Leitz Valoy head. Condenser included. The above spacer and ventilator fits this head. Negative carrier not included. A negative carrier to fit this head is listed above. $50.
Wallet size locking easel for Leitz enlargers. You will not find this anywhere else. A GLENNVIEW product. In the 1970's I was photographing soroity girls, graduating nurses classes, etc. I would make wallet size prints and mount them all on a large board with the name of the organization; the end result was called a composite. This easel has a dovetail groove in the base and may be locked down. Locking such a small and lightweight easel down is essential. $65.
11X14 Kodak easel, 2 blades plus .25" to .75" adjustable border on the sides. .75" height; add .25" high feet to raise to 1" autofocus height. Felt base is easy on your fine wood baseboard. Felt base also keeps it in place without the need for the hold down hardware. Spring tension hold-open feature will not fail on you like the pneumatic ones will. This easel doesn't require much room behind it, so it will work on enlargers that do not have room for 4-bladed easels like the Leitz Valoy II. There are threaded holes on the base of these easels to accept tilting easel supports for perspective correction. $125 2 available: one with wood surface and one with a black painted surface, $125.
Custom solid oak baseboard, 4X51X77cm, or 1.6X20X29", presently undrilled, newly finished with 2 light coats of satin finish polyurethane, with new rubber feet, rounded corners and edges, $275 or $325 drilled for Leitz 2c, 1c, or 2a enlarger columns. See photo of 6X9 IIc below to see one of these baseboards.
Leitz 1b baseboard, top delaminating, dovetail channels filled with wood putty, switch missing, feet dried out, but at least the mounting hole is properly sized and located and it is otherwise solid, put a piece of oak veneer or Formica on it and it'll serve you well, 15.5X17.5", $25, or $30 with a new set of rubber feet
Leitz 1b 32mm diameter column, 32" tall, includes cast base with retaining nut that clamps column to baseboard, will work for Valoy, will not fit Valoy II, Ex, $75
Leitz adaptor for using lens elements from 50mm F2 Dual Range Summicron on Leitz enlargers. Leitz recommends that you use the camera lens for very large blowups. Ex+, $50 with 1c tall column enlarger, or $100 separately.
Leitz 1c enlarger easel locking lever. NEW. This is often missing. People who do not intend to use the Leitz easel often remove the easel locking lever because it is in their way. Knowing this, I bought the last one that Leitz had in stock. $125. Do you have one in nice condition to offer me?
Leitz enlarger alignment plates. These go between the column and the baseboard. Sometimes you will find that someone may have tightened the column down too much and unevenly so that the column is pulled into the wood baseboard unevenly causing misalignment. These thin plates correct that problem. For the 1c, the plates are supplied with a replacement column head-rest-pin that takes into accout the increased distance of the head from the baseboard. For Leitz 1c, $75. For Leitz Valloy II, $60. The one on the left is for the Valloy II. The one one the right is for the 1c; the socket head screw with the thumb nut replace the column rest pin to space the head slightly higher for proper autofocus spacing and operation. A GLENNVIEW product. These are now black anodized for better appearance and performance.
Leitz enlarger wrenches. These are original equipment with Leitz enlargers. The 14mm and 10mm combination is for the 1c. The 14mm and 13mm combination is for the 2c and 2a. Your choice, $20.
1c Filter drawer: none available. The Leitz 2c filter drawer does not fit the 1c. I have 2 inexpensive filter drawers that are listed on my Beseler web page--in case you want to make your own filter drawer head. I would like to buy a grey 1c filter drawer.
6X9cm LEITZ ENLARGERS
Leitz Focomat IIc, 6X9.5cm autofocus condenser enlarger, color filter drawer, 60mm F4.5 Focotar and 100mm F4.5 V-Elmar original equipment Leitz lenses, 6.5X9cm universal negative carrier with new glasses, space for simple masks beneath, 40mm thick newly refinished 20X29" solid oak baseboard with rounded corners and edges, newly rewired, cleaned, lubed and adjusted. The enlarger is autofocus. Changing image size is fast with the counterbalanced parallelogram arms + you may raise the enlarger on the column for very large blowups. The enlarger is so robustly built that there is an adjustment ring that rides up and down the column on a threaded groove to raise and lower the enlarger easily. The Bowden cable that is used to assist in changing lenses is, as is almost always the case, missing. Changing lenses may still be done manually with a quality locking cable release. A quality locking cable release is included. Ex+, $2000, 2 available, other accessories listed below. Note: the filter drawers with both of these enlargers are gray, the enlargers are black. The magnification scale on the left side of the enlarger presently is without the bulb or the bulb socket, so it is not illuminated; I can install a modern Neon or LED bulb and socket for $150 if desired. The 2nd IIc is without the magnification scale. Note: The enlarger illustrated has been sold. I gave the buyer the best of everything from the 2 enlargers. I will list the other enlarger at a lower price soon.
Leitz Focomat 2a, 6X9.5cm autofocus, 95mm F4.5 Focotar, 50mm F3.5 Elmar original equipment factory coated lenses, swing-out red filter, 32" tall column, ~21X27" large oak baseboard, universal glass negative carrier for all formats, space for simple masks beneath, instructions for 2c, baseboard imperfect--but serviceable (about 2% of veneer missing at rear corner), bellows are in very nice condition, newly rewired, some pitting of column and some other chrome plated parts (these chrome parts have been cleaned and waxed), negative carrier glasses slightly imperfect--but serviceable (I do have some replacement glasses listed below), lenses slightly scratched, without easel locking hardware. The condenser in this enlarger has been replaced with a variable density diffusion disk, a GLENNVIEW product, available nowhere else, and also available separately in below listing. The variable density evens out the illumination just as does a condenser. Enlarger manufacturers moved from condenser illumination to diffusion heads with the advent of color. The GLENNVIEW variable density diffusion disk will give you the same perforrmance as a diffusion head. $1200
LIGHT BALANCING DIFFUSION DISK, thicker in the center, simply replace your condensers with this. This light balancing filter is a GLENNVIEW product, available nowhere else, $100. Expect 1-2 stops less light ouput with this diffusion disk. The plastic in the 2nd photo has the paper that comes on it as new to protect it. You can see the paper through the edges of the disk because the plastic is thin at the edges. The plastic is smooth under the paper; that side goes down. The machined side goes up. Are you a machinist? Try machining a thin sheet of plastic. You will find it is not worth your time to learn how. I have sold these to Europe's largest photo equipment distributor. I never thought I would be selling a machined product to the Germans.
Leitz enlargers are great, but Leitz does not have a monopoly on quality. See my Durst Enlargers web page.
6X9cm LEITZ ENLARGER ACCESSORIES
THE RARE AND ELUSIVE IIc GRAY FILTER DRAWER. The above 2 IIc 6X9cm Leitz enlargers came in with gray filter drawers, although the enlargers themselves are black. This happened occasionally as the filter drawer was an optional extra. When purchased initially without a filter drawer, the enlargers were supplied with a filter drawer cover plate. By the time the owner of these 2 IIc enlargers got around to ordering the filter drawers, the IIc was being produced in gray, so the filter drawers were also produced in gray. The filter drawers fit either the gray or black enlarger equally well. The filter drawers are not available new. I have had many requests for filter drawers by themselves. One filter drawer available @ $450.
LEITZ IIc CARRIER WITH NEW ANTINEWTONRING AND PLAIN GLASSES. All original Leitz parts, including glasses. $700
LEITZ IIc CARRIER WITH UNCUT GLASSLESS ALUMINUM INSERTS. As is, $275. With custom milled openings in aluminum inserts matched to your supplied negative, with aluminum black anodized, $550.
GLASSLESS ALUMINUM INSERTS for LEITZ IIc CARRIER. Black anodized aluminum with 54-55mm square openings. Well made, but not by me. $150.
GLASSLESS ALUMINUM INSERTS for LEITZ IIc CARRIER. Aluminum with 56-70mm rectangular openings. Well made, but not by me. $125.
LEITZ GLASSLESS 35mm INSERT for LEITZ IIc CARRIER. German silver plated brass. Bottom and inside edges of opening painted black. This replaces the glass on the bottom of the standard 6X9 glass carrier. The glass is left on the top side of the carrrier. The top glass may be replaced with a custom made glassless insert. Film guides ground off. $150. A 2nd one in about the same condition, but without the red plastic in the 2 small openings on either side of the image window, $125.
Osram 75 Watt enlarging bulbs, $15 each, 4 for $50, 6 for $60.
Osram 150 Watt enlarging bulbs, $15 each, 4 for $50, 6 for $60.
COSAR MORNICK ADAPTOR, adapts Cosar Mornick colorheads to Leitz 1a, 1b, 1c, 2a, 2b, 2c chassis. The color head light pipe slips down into the adapter and the adapter slips into the bottom half of the Leitz lamphouse. This is a copy of the Mornick adapter, but a lot better made. $100
Glassless inserts for any format for your Leitz IIc carrier, inserts are black anodized Aluminum, will fit your 6X9 Leitz IIc carrier, you specify the dimensions of the opening, or you may send me your negative for sizing, want it oversize to allow printing of the full negative?--whatever you want, custom made by GLENNVIEW, $250
Glassless inserts for any format for your Leitz IIa carrier, inserts are black anodized Aluminum, will fit your 6X9 Leitz IIa carrier, you specify the dimensions of the opening, or you may send me your negative for sizing, want it oversize to allow printing of the full negative?--whatever you want, custom made by GLENNVIEW, $300
Leitz glasses for 2a negative carrier, one new and one used, slightly scratched, $150 only with 2a enlarger listed above
Custom masks for Leitz IIc or IIa. Blanks in plain Aluminum available for $50 each. With window cut to fit your negative and then black anodized, $150 each.
Custom solid oak baseboard, 4X51X77cm, or 1.6X20X29", presently undrilled, newly finished with 2 light coats of satin finish polyurethane, with new rubber feet, rounded corners and edges, $275 or $325 drilled for Leitz 2c, 1c, or 2a enlarger columns. See photo of 6X9 IIc below to see one of these baseboards.
The LEITZ REPROVIT IIa is the best copy camera Leitz made. Most convenient to operate; focusing is done by projecting grid onto copy--copy lights go on automatically and lens aperture is stopped down when camera is slid into position.
LEITZ REPROVIT IIa copy camera, for use with M-series cameras, maximum area copied 18X27" with 50mm F4.5 Leitz Focotar (lens extra), focoslide, focusing magnifier, and right angle light pipe for illuminating copy area and focusing with projection lamp built into head. Instructions, schematic. Mint-, $2000.
LEITZ REPROVIT IIa, as above but with non original 9X12 opal glass set into center of baseboard for use in copying transparencies. Instructions, schematic. Ex+, $1000.
LEITZ COPY LIGHT SET for REPROVIT IIa, 4 reflectors on 2 arms designed for the Reprovit IIA, with end plugs to mate with Reprovit, wires go through light arms to keep them out-of-way, Ex+, $400 with Reprovit or $500 separately
Leica Mda camera body specifically designed for use with the Reprovit IIa, VG, $550
COPY LIGHT SET for REPROVIT IIa, set of 2 Mole Richardson type 2921 Molequartz 1K Nooklites, 1000W each, 3200 degrees Kelvin with dichroic daylight conversion filters, with very high quality (adjustable angle and distance) light arm set designed to clamp to Leitz baseboard or another flat surface, with end plugs to mate with Reprovit and with standard endplugs for use off of Reprovit, wires go through light arms to keep them out-of-way, Mint-, $700
24mm F4.5 Leitz Repro Summar, with diaphragm marked with stops 2, 6, and 12, with ~25mm long Leica 39mm threaded extension tube, designed for use with the Reprovit 11a for magnifications of about 7X, Mint, $500 or $300 without the extension tube.
25mm f2.8 Leitz Summar (macro lens designed for flat field work--no diaphragm), with Leitz helical focusing mount, Mint, $400. Note: can also be supplied with Leica 39mm threaded extension tube @ $50
Leitz Valoy II copy stand, 32" column, very fast operating, with quick release handle for height adjustment and with fine focus knob, with 2 lights on flexible arms for copying and with universal mount. That universal mount will accept the enlarger head or a camera mount. There are 4 ways to use this camera mount. One mount is original, set up to work with Leica cameras. The 2nd is with Leitz adaptor--custom adapted for use with Nikon F and most other Nikons. The 3rd way is with a Leitz Focoslide with focusing magnifier and provision for Leitz screwmount camera body, listed later. The 4th way is with a Leitz bellows with visoflex with focusing magnifier--listed later. The baseboard illustrated has been sold. The column with column mount and light arm assembly on universal mount is $300. Camera mounts are additional.
Leitz part that mounts on the Valloy II column rider and accepts virtually any 35mm or digital camera. The aluminum bar at the bottom of the face of this device was added in order to allow you to align the front edge of a Nikon F or F2 camera body so that body will be parallel with the copy. Some other (Nikon, especially) cameras may also align themselves to the copy with this bar. If you remove the aluminum bar, you are left with a flat surface where you may mount virtually any camera using the Leitz 1/4-20TPI camera screw included. This device is illustrated in use above and below you see the part you are getting. To mount this on your Valloy II rail rider, remove the enlarging head and you will find that you have 2 screws that hold this part on the rail rider in place of the enlarging head. $120.
Leitz Valoy II copy stand with universal camera mount. Add a baseboard or mount it directly to your tabletop. The above 2 listed items combined. $400
Leitz bellows with visoflex for use with screwmount bodies and with adaptor to mount on Valloy II enlarger and copy stand rail rider. Visoflex is designed to be used with double cable release, which I do not have. Choice of 2 bellows monorails (one with scales for 50 and 135mm lenses, the other with scales for 125mm and 135mm lenses) Mint-, $350
Leitz bellows with visoflex for use with screwmount bodies. Visoflex is designed to be used with double cable release, which I do not have. Choice of 2 bellows monorails (one with scales for 50 and 135mm lenses, the other with scales for 125mm and 135mm lenses), Mint-, $300
Leitz bellows (designed for use with visoflex--not included). Choice of 2 bellows monorails (one with scales for 50 and 135mm lenses, the other with scales for 125mm and 135mm lenses), Mint-, $100
Focoslide with quality helical focusing mount and focusing optical magnifier, for Leica screw mount body, screw mount lens and Valoy II stand, Ex+, $300
Leitz Valoy II column rider and head or macro bellows support, w/squeezegrip & fine focus, Ex+, $160. Note: add $60 for custom camera mounting adaptor.
Leitz helical focusing mount, marked E. Leitz New York, screw mount at rear, screw mount at front with adaptor, extends from 40 to 61mm, came in box marked catalog #70442, black barrel with chrome ends, Mint-,$125
Leitz copy arm for Leitz enlargers (Valoy, 1a, 1b); not for Valoy II, Focomat 1c, 2a or 2c, $25. This copy arm has an industry standard 3/8-16 TPI camera screw that couples with most tripod heads. Here you see it with a Feisol ballhead and a Nikon F3 camera--both of which are available separately and may be found on my Tripods and 35mm and Digital Camera equipment web pages. You see the copy arm mounted on the Leitz Valoy enlarger listed above on this web page. You may buy the enlarger for the column and baseboard. I can ship only the column and baseboard or only the column to save you money on shipping if you have no use for the enlarger. $60.
LEITZ/LINHOF ARISTOPHOT macro copy stand for use with or w/o microscope, also Leitz macro and micro lenses--see copy camera list
Leitz Eldia printer, allows contact printing of 35mm film to 35mm film, allows you to copy fine line detail without loss of detail, instructions, Ex+, $100 Note: I once copied pages of type onto Kodalith, contact printed the negatives in an Eldia printer for finished slides for projection without loss of detail.
Leitz 1c instructions, copy, $25
Leitz Valoy 2 instructions, color copy, $30
Leitz 2c instructions, copy, $40
Leitz Reprovit 2a instructions, copy, $40
Leitz Eldia printer instructions, copy, $15