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Leitz: Leica IIId - 1940-1945. Same as the Leica IIIc but with internal self-timer. Very rare. Only 427 cameras were manufactured.

Leitz: Leica M6 ... 1984-1998. Also known as the "M6 Classic". Has TTL metering, but was not called the "M6 TTL" until 1998. More than 100,000 cameras manufactured. Early Wetzlar cameras are more …

Leitz: Leica I Mod A (Anastigmat) - 1925. Leica I (a) is the first commercial Leica. Also it's the first 35mm mass-produced camera. Only 129 (150?) cameras were manufactured with Anastigmat lens.

Leitz: Leica IIIc - 1940-1951. 35mm film, rangefinder camera. Pre-400,000 serials are more valuable.

Leitz: Leica IIIf (black dial) - 1950-1956. 35mm camera. Same as the Leica IIIc but with MX sync. If included, the self-timer is retrofitted. Black dial is mostly seen on the earlier cameras.

Leitz: Leica IIIg - 1957-1960. 35mm rangefinder camera. This is the last screw-mount model of the Leica cameras.

Leitz: Leica II (Mod D) (black) ... 1932-1948. 35mm rangefinder camera. First Leica model with built-in coupled rangefinder. Nickel or chrome fittings. Black models are valued at twice as much as the …

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Almost Leica IIIa or IIIf, but gives twice as many (72) frames on a regular film. Reportedly there were only 150 cameras manufactured in Canada and 33 in Germany.