Originally this Leica M3 started life as a chrome body. Built in 1962 according to the serial number 1055799. The paint job on this M3 is beautiful. It really looks new. Shutter sounds great.
Recent CLA. No disappointments here!
The exclusive special edition Leica M9 "Titanium" is the result of a collaboration with Walter de'Silva, the prominent automobile designer. Responsible for groundbreaking design concepts for the latest models from the Volkswagen Group, the chief designer and his Audi Design Team have re-interpreted...
Condition: 9
Serial # 4934462
This listing is for the body only.
Condition: See photos
As Leica puts it, "It's for making pictures only a true photographer can see, frame and record. Not a quick fling, but the camera for a lifetime."
The Leica CL (Minolta) was introduced in 1963 and discontinued 3 years later. It is the smallest and lightest interchangeable m mount rangefinder. The camera was designed by both Leitz and Minolta. The CL bodies were produced by Minolta. This Leitz-minolta version was sold in Japan while the
Condition 8+
The Leica MD was a specialized camera developed by Leitz in the 1963 for use with microscopes and other technical equipment. Remember that the other branch of the Leitz empire was microscopes and scientific optics. It could also be used with the Visoflex reflex housing. The MD was
This is a new, sealed Leica M-P Titanium limited edition set.
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The Leica IIIc is a 35mm rangefinder camera introduced by Leica in 1940. It was made of aluminum, with chrome-plated brass top plate, base plate and knobs. Some had grey paint finish due to the lack of chrome during the war.
The Leica IIIc was built from 1940 to 1951 (serial numbers 360,101-525,001),...
Condition: 8+
Leica M2 Dummy with 50 f2 Dummy Rigid Summicron. This is a non working display camera. It was made by Leica for promotional purposes only.
Note: Missing closure tab on bottom plate.
Serial # 209986
This is a Russian copy of a Leica Rangefinder. This particular one has the Luftwaffe markings. This camera is a great “curiosity” piece. It is mainly meant for display and is sold “AS IS”.
Please Note: Comes with NO WARRANTY
Condition: 7
Serial # 68012
According to the serial number this Leica 1 was produced in 1928. The leather has recently been replaced and it has also had a CLA. This one comes with the very rare MEGOFLEX finder.
Condition: 8+
A very clean collector quality classic! A great camera for street photography!
Condition: 9
This is a barely used soon to be a classic Leica Q.
Condition: 7
A good daily shooter. Glass shows some dust but should not affect image quality.
