Contax II
Contax RFThe Zeiss Ikon Contax II is a 1936 Contax RF camera with a combined rangefinder, metal 1/1250s shutter and lasting collector importance.
Contax IIa
Contax RFThe Zeiss Ikon Contax IIa is a compact postwar Contax RF rangefinder with a metal shutter and important Black Dial and Color Dial variants.
Contax III
Contax RFThe Zeiss Ikon Contax III is a 1936 Contax RF rangefinder with a selenium meter, metal 1/1250s shutter and strong collector significance.
Contax IIIa
Contax RFThe Zeiss Ikon Contax IIIa is a metered postwar Contax RF rangefinder with a metal 1/1250s shutter and major collector relevance today.
D IV
LTMThe Leotax D IV is a 1950 LTM rangefinder with slow speeds, a revised finder housing, cable release and a cloth shutter reaching 1/500 second.
Drug
M39Soviet 35mm M39 rangefinder with 50mm and 85mm brightlines, bottom trigger film advance, self-timer, and electronic flash sync at 1/60 second.
Elite S2
LTMThe Leotax Elite S2 is a rare circa-1960 LTM rangefinder with lever wind, self timer, bright-line finder and a cloth 1/500s shutter.
Epson R-D1
MThe Epson R-D1 is the world's first digital rangefinder camera, released in 2004. Developed in collaboration with Cosina, it features a unique 6.1-megapixel APS-C CCD sensor, a mechanical film advance lever for cocking the shutter, and retro automotive-style analog gauges, making it a cult classic among M-mount enthusiasts.
Epson R-D1s
MThe Seiko Epson R-D1s is a 6.1 MP APS-C digital M-mount rangefinder with a 1.0x finder, manual shutter cocking and collector relevance.
Epson R-D1xG
MThe Seiko Epson R-D1xG is a 6.1 MP digital M-mount rangefinder with SDHC support, a fixed 2.5-inch screen and removable handgrip kit.
F
LTMThe Leotax F is a 1954 die-cast LTM rangefinder with 1/1000s shutter, slow speeds and switchable FP or 1/25s X flash synchronization.
FV
LTMThe Leotax FV is a 1958 lever-wind LTM rangefinder with self timer, 50mm bright-line finder, flash sync and a cloth 1/1000s shutter.
G
LTMThe Leotax G is a rare 1961 LTM rangefinder with 35mm, 50mm and 90mm brightlines, lever wind and a cloth shutter reaching 1/1000s.
Hexar RF
MThe Konica Hexar RF is a highly advanced 35mm film rangefinder camera introduced in 1999. Featuring the Konica KM-mount (fully compatible with Leica M-mount lenses), it was a technological marvel of its time, offering a motorized film advance, automatic rewind, Aperture Priority auto-exposure, and a blazing fast 1/4000s electronic metal shutter. It is often regarded as the most modernized M-mount film camera ever produced.
Honor S1
LTMMejiro Kogaku Honor S1 is a rare 1956 LTM rangefinder with removable back, cloth shutter and three collector-recognized body types.