Germany 1957 – Compact – 35 mm – Very rare. The Leica III G (often said to stand for “Gorgeous”) was introduced by Leica in 1956. It was the last of the screw mount Leicas as designed by Oscar Barnack. Barnack did not actually design … Read moreLeica
Leica IIIG – 83/99
Germany 1958 – Compact – 35 mm – Rare. In 1958 Leica introduced the M2 as a budget alternative to the M3. To reduce the price range, some features of the M3 were removed but none that would impact the ability to make quality photographs … Read moreLeica
Leica M2 – Bonus 6
USSR 1950 – Compact – 35 mm – Common. Leicas are exclusive devices that forged the very concept of the modern camera through quality and innovation. For years a large part of the industry tried to produce alternatives (or imitations) with equivalent features at a … Read moreVarious USSR
Leica II – Bonus 5
Germany 1954 – Compact – 35 mm – Rare. The camera industry of the 20th century articulates itself around a certain number of super iconic cameras, many of them produced by Leica. The Leica M3, is definitely a major cornerstone in that regards. Introduced in … Read moreLeica
leica M3 – 52/99
Germany 1934 – Compact – 35 mm – Very Rare. Successor to the Leica I and produced as the same time as the Leica II, the Leica III is probably the most iconic and imitated camera design ever. The cover that protects the viewfinder and … Read moreLeica
Leica III (mod. F) – 17/99
Germany 1927 – Compact 35 mm – Very Rare. The Leica I is a rangefinder camera that was produced by the German company Leica Camera AG in the 1920s and 1930s. Leica was founded in 1914 by Leitz’s engineer Oskar Barnack and is known for … Read moreLeica
Leica I (Mod.A) – 1/99