Leica M

Sought after wide angle Tri-Elmar complete with it’s finder in it’s original box. This is the super wide variant with focal lenghts switchable from 16-18-21mm. Not the smallest Leica lens but definately the most versatile, perfect for cold or dusty environments where changing lenses is not the most of ease. .....

Rare version of the goggled V2 35mm Summilux for Leica M mount. This copy comes with an infinity lock, a feature the regular version does not have. It also has black painted goggles in stead of the chrome ones. This lens does have some very light signs of earlier use .....

This heavy and late version of the Summaron 3.5 /35mm lens has been made for Leica M around the introduction of the Leica M3 in 1954. Even though this is a 35mm lens it shows the 50mm framelines because it was made before any camera with a 35mm finder was .....

This 35mm F/2 lens is specially made for the Leica M3 camera. The M3 did not have 35mm framelines, thats why Leica came up with goggled lenses, altering the viewfinders FOV to achieve 35mm framelines and have accurate focus with the RF. An iconic design for Leicas first generation Leica .....

Early and rare variant of the V2 Summilux 35mm with infinity lock. The glass on this copy is very good. There is some light dust specs on the inside of the rear lens and some normal mini thin lines in the coating, from cleaning. There is no haze or fungus .....