1933-39, chrome, with Plaubel Anticomar f/2.9 100mm lens, chrome, serial no. 110948, body, G, shutter working, lens, VG, compete with Plaubel Orthar f/6.8 73mm lens, chrome, serial no. 121385, body, VG, elements, G-VG, and Plaubel Tele-Makinar f/4.8 190mm lens, chrome, serial no. 112236, body, F, elements, VG, complete with roll-film back in custom-fitted case.

Note: Engraved to the front with the Kriegsmarine logo and "M.F. 698"

Provenance from the Vendor: The camera has been in my wife's family for as long as she can remember. It belonged to her father who was a very keen amateur photographer. She can't remember the story about the source of the camera, but her brother recalls that his father bought it from a German naval officer in Buenos Aires at the end of hostilities in World War II. He was in the Royal Navy during the war and is believed to have bought it there as the German sailors were unable to pay for food and were selling what they could in order to survive.