This Leica I, serial number 22582, produced in 1930, has a beautiful patina, revealing the brass beneath the black lacquer in places. It is free of dents. The shutter speeds function perfectly from 1/20 sec. to 1/500 sec. The viewfinder and lens are clear and scratch-free. The focus and aperture controls operate smoothly. There is no grease on the diaphragm blades. The Leitz Elmar 50mm fixed lens is free of dents and wear on the lens tube. The leather covering is beautiful and complete.
The Leica lens cap is original.

Galileo's viewfinder is clear, the FODIS rangefinder is functional.

This Leica Standard (Model E) with serial number 102873 is one of the first models produced in 1932
Beautiful patina, revealing the brass beneath the black lacquer in places. The shutter speeds function perfectly. The viewfinder and lens are clear and scratch-free. The Leitz Elmar 50mm prime lens has no dents but shows wear on the lens tube and front face. The vulcanite coating is beautiful and complete.

This Leica III is in very good cosmetic and working condition. Its serial number is 157107, produced in 1935.
Aesthetically, it is in very good overall condition, with only a few minor signs of wear. Its Elmar lens opens wide at all apertures and its focusing is smooth. Its black vulcanite coating is in perfect condition.

This Leica M3 is in good working condition.
It needs a minor optical overhaul. The cell is not functional.

A timeless classic from Leica optics, the Summaron 35mm f/3.5 offers a unique signature, characterized by its smoothness and subtlety. This version comes with its adapter glasses for the Leica M3 , designed to correct the wide-angle framing on the rangefinder viewfinder.
Near mint condition

A telephoto lens in perfect condition, bright and iconic, designed to deliver exceptional results with Leica M cameras. The Elmarit 135mm f/2.8 , with its integrated optical parallax correction system ( M glasses ), ensures precise focusing and optimal viewing comfort, even on low-magnification viewfinders.

A classic of medium format photography , ideal for discerning amateurs and collectors.

The Rolleicord Vb (Model 1), produced between 1962 and 1965, is a lighter alternative to the Rolleiflex, while retaining German optical excellence.

The Leitz SBOOI is one of the most elegant and sought-after external viewfinders for screw-mount Leica cameras . Designed for precise framing at 50mm , it offers a clear, comfortable, and unobstructed view—far superior to the built-in viewfinders of older rangefinder cameras.

The ROSOL viewfinder , also known as the "Sport Finder," is an external optical viewfinder designed by Leitz Wetzlar for quick and unobstructed composition without using the camera's built-in viewfinder. Compatible with 5cm, 9cm, and 13.5cm lenses, it is ideal for action and street photography.

The Flexameter is a focusing aid. It mounts on the camera's accessory shoe . Unlike a rangefinder, the Flexameter used a 50mm f/2.8 Kühn-Rekatar lens that projected an image onto a glass plate where it could be focused. A fold-down magnifying glass allowed for more precise focusing. The subject's distance was then read on the lens and transferred to the camera's lens . The Flexameter transformed the camera into a twin-lens reflex camera.
It's a fairly rare piece.