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64127 Leica M6 TTL 0.85 %u20ac8.000*black paint ICS no. 2555025, 2000, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 16.000 %u2013 18.000Rare black paint M6 TTL from an edition of only 200 units, issued for the Japanese market. Body no. 2555025 with 0.85 finder, special engraving on the back of the top plate. The camera is in beautiful,%u00a0near-mint condition, comes with a matching, black paint Summilux 1.4/50 mm no. 3928025.128 Leica M6 TTL 0.85 %u20ac5.000%u2018Dragon 2000%u2019 10476no. 221%u2013500, 2000, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 10.000 %u2013 12.000Beautiful and sought-after black paint special edition M6 TTL issued for the year 2000 (year of the Dragon in the Chinese calendar), note the M2/M3 style rewind knob and film advance lever, in absilutely mint condition,%u00a0serial number no2688221 and special number 221%u2013500 engraved on the back with logo, with body cap, strap, papers, certificate, presentation and maker%u2019s%u00a0boxes.129 Leica M6 A (M7) %u20ac4.000*chrome prototype no.0000018, c.2002, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 8.000 %u2013 9.000The Leica M7 was presented at Photokina in September 2002 as the first Leica M camera featuring electronically controlled aperture priority (A mode). For testing purposes in 2001%u20132002, Leica produced approximately 50 prototype cameras designated M6A (A-Mode) in order to evaluate the new system that would later become the M7. These cameras were distributed to selected professional photographers for practical field testing. Leica has continued to use this approach whenever introducing a new camera model. Offered here is one of these rare prototype cameras with the special serial number 0000018, preserved in clean and fully working condition.125 Leica M6J 10440 with %u20ac5.000Elmar 2,8/50 mmno.1987-03, 1994, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 10.000 %u2013 12.000One of 1,640 cameras made to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Leica M series (40 pieces for each production year), this beautiful camera combines features of the M3 and M6 cameras, matching set with body with special engravings %u2018M6J 1987-03%u2019, with matching collapsible Elmar 2.8/50 mm engraved %u20181987-03%u2019,both in mint condition, with front lens cap, hood, eveready leather case (pouch), instructions, certificate, wooden presentation box and maker%u2019s box.126 Leica M6 Platinium %u20ac5.000*%u2018150 Jahre Optik%u2019 10483 no.1891 / 2490042, 1999, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 10.000 %u2013 12.000Beautiful limited special edition (150 units) issued in 1999 to celebrate 150 years since the foundation of Carl Kellner%u2019s optical institute, the forerunner of Leitz. Each of the 150 years between 1849 and 1999 is represented by a corresponding engraving on the top plate. The edition was divided into several versions, each fitted with a different lens; every variant was produced in a batch of only 30 pieces. The present example comprises a platinum-plated M6 body no. 2490042 with special engraving %u2018M6-1891%u2019 and grey leather covering, together with the matching platinum-plated Summicron-M 2/50 mm engraved %u2018150 Jahre Optik 1891.%u2019 The set is preserved in absolutely mint condition and is complete with platinum-plated front lens cap, rear cap, body cap, strap, certificate, papers, special wooden presentation box and maker%u2019s box.