historically important first camera manufactured by Viktor Hasselblad, a military aerial camera for 7x9cm exposures on perforated 80mm film, Megor 5.5/250mm no.1001831, cap, two filters, wooden outfit case marked 'M3833-9007A'

Die erste von Viktor Hasselblad hergestellte Kamera für militärische Luftbildaufnahmen auf perforiertem 80mm Film im Format 7x9cm, Biotessar 2,8/13,5cm Nr.1125745, Deckel, originale Holzkiste

historically important first camera manufactured by Viktor Hasselblad, a military aerial camera for 80mm perforated film, format 7x9cm, Biotessar 2.8/13.5cm T no.1232325, cap, wooden outfit case marked:110

historically important first camera manufactured by Viktor Hasselblad, a military aerial camera for 80mm perforated film, format 7x9cm, Megor 5.5/250mm no.1001890, cap, two filters, wooden outfit case marked : HK 7 F11 T, M3833-9007A

historically important first camera manufactured by Viktor Hasselblad, a military aerial camera for 80mm perforated film, format 7x9cm, Tessar 4.5/13.5cm no.2691036, cap, wooden outfit case marked : HK 7 F7 T

aerial camera for exposures 7x9cm on perforated 80mm film, 2 magazines, Tessar 4.5/16.5cm no.2627162, cap, strap, instructions, filter, film spools, cable release, grey painted finder, engraved: '5x25, Navigation Berlin, 8187', used by German Airforce (Luftwaffe) in WW2, all in matching case, important first Hasselblad camera, very rare (approx. 240 cameras were produced between 1941-1944, only few are leftover)