Vintage Ernst Leitz Wetzler Parvo 250 (Parvo II)
Slide Projector and Leitz-Hektor f/2.5 10cm Lens
with Leather & Wood Case.
Genuine Leitz lens cap included.
Original instructions are in German.
This classic slide projector was made in Germany in
the late 1940s. The projector was purchased new
in Germany by a US Army officer who was stationed
there shortly after the war. The Parvo II was a first-year
model and was only made this one year before the
next model came out with significant changes. This
model is the more desirable one due to its construction.
The condenser lenses are made by Leitz as is the super
sharp Leitz-Hektor f/2.5 100mm projection lens.
Only one previous owner.
Smoke and pet-free home.
***The projector will need a new electric cord installed
as the original cord was brittle and no longer safe to use.
I am including the original cord and plug with the set.
I've carefully cleaned each removable lens element in the projector
and inspected each item. The projection lens looks
sharp with just a few dirt specs seen inside.
The original leather and wood carry case is in excellent
condition with functioning locks with two keys. It's
still very solid and there are no bad or not-so-funny smells.
You will receive everything that's pictured in this listing.
I believe that once a new cord is sourced and installed
the projector will work just fine.
The original European plug is also included (not pictured).
I mail daily and since this item is rather heavy it will
be carefully packaged for mailing.
It will be about 14 pounds boxed for mailing.
***Celebrating over 5 years of selling on Etsy!
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Just contact me within: 7 days of delivery
Ship items back to me within: 14 days of delivery
But please contact me if you have any problems with your order.
Because of the nature of these items, unless they arrive damaged or defective, I can't accept returns for:
Buyers are responsible for return shipping costs. If the item is not returned in its original condition, the buyer is responsible for any loss in value.
Yes, just let us know and we'll work something out. No need to pay for shipping more than once.
Yes, but with some exceptions. No returns on custom-made items. Part two - we will gladly accept a return within 14 days as long as it is returned to us in the same condition as when we sent it to you. Specifically, if an item is new and unused and in its original box and packaging it must be returned in an unused and unopened condition. Vintage and classic cameras, lenses, and certain pieces of vintage photogear carry no warranties or guarantees. By their very nature, older cameras are just that, old, and their electronics, levers, knobs, buttons, and dials can fail at any time. Let us know if you are returning something, maybe we can reach an agreement short of a full return. Part three - you will always pay for return shipping. Thanks
Always! Carol and I take great care (and pride) in packaging your purchase. We are mindful of being "green" but often times green doesn't protect your package properly. We have been shipping items safely since 2003. We must say, however, that we are not responsible for mishandling by the carrier(s) or loss of an item. Most items and especially valuable items will always have insurance added.
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