I Model A Elmar
Leica I Model A Elmar is a fixed-lens 35mm camera with 50mm f/3.5 Elmar, central to early Leica and Barnack-era collecting.
I Model A Elmax
Leica I Model A Elmax is a rare 1925 fixed-lens Leica with 50mm f/3.5 Elmax lens, early body details and major collector interest.
I Model A Hektor
Leica I Model A Hektor is a rare fixed-lens 35mm camera with fast 5cm f/2.5 Hektor, valued for early Leica collector significance.
I Model B Compur
Leica I Model B Compur is a rare fixed-lens collector Leica with 50mm Elmar lens and Compur leaf shutter instead of focal-plane shutter.
I Model C
LTMLeica I Model C is a 1930 screw-mount camera and the first interchangeable-lens Leica, with early non-standard and later LTM versions.
IV-S
LTMCanon IV-S is a 1952 LTM rangefinder with slow speeds, M/FP/X flash sync, 1/500s cloth shutter and Canon three-mode finder.
IV Sb
LTMCanon IV Sb is a 1952 LTM rangefinder with variable magnification finder, cloth shutter, X/FP flash sync and key collector appeal.
IV-Sb2
LTMCanon IV Sb2 is a 1954 LTM rangefinder with improved shutter sequence, variable finder magnification and top-tier Canon IV-series appeal.
Kardon Rangefinder
LTMKardon Rangefinder is a rare American LTM Leica IIIa-style camera by Premier Instrument, built with cloth shutter and Kodak Ektar lens.
L1
LTMCanon L1 is a 1957 LTM rangefinder with top lever wind, 1/1000s shutter, folding rewind crank and three-mode finder.
L2
LTMCanon L2 is a 1957 LTM rangefinder with top lever wind, cloth 1/500s shutter, FP flash sync and three-mode finder.
L3
LTMCanon L3 is a 1957 LTM rangefinder with top lever wind, cloth 1/500s shutter, three-mode finder and no flash synchronization.
M1
MLeica M1 is a 1959 M-mount film camera without rangefinder, built for Visoflex, microscope and technical photography
M10
MThe Leica M10 is a dedicated digital rangefinder camera released in 2017. It marked a return to the slim dimensions of analog film cameras (33.75mm depth) and removed video recording capabilities to focus exclusively on pure still photography.
M10-D
MThe Leica M10-D is a unique "screen-less" digital rangefinder camera released in 2018. Designed to simulate the analog experience, it removes the rear LCD monitor and introduces a fold-out thumb rest that mimics a film advance lever, forcing the photographer to focus purely on the moment rather than reviewing images.