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One of our sponsors Leica Store Lisse has an interesting set for sale on eBay: four Leica limited edition cameras made for the 100th anniversary “China 1911 Revolution”. The set includes: Leica M7-1974, Summilux-M 1:1.4/50 ASPH, Leica D-Lux 5, Leica X-1 and Leica M9-1974 all brand new in a box (see my original post from 2011). The price is $31,995 (you can make an offer).
Check out also the other rare Leica items listed for sale by Leica Store Lisse:
Leica 100th anniversary “China 1911 Revolution” limited edition set additional pictures:
Additional information on “ELPRO” (thanks Mike):
The term “Elpro” means “Ernst Leitz Proxar”, and was introduced with the original Leicaflex. An Elpro is a close-up lens, not a filter, which fits the filter thread of the lens for which it is designed.
The Elpro was the first two-element achromatic close-up lens, computed for maximum quality with the Leica R lenses. Minolta, Panasonic, and Nikon copied the concept, and Nikon still makes a few to assist specific Micro-Nikkor lenses.
Leitz originally used the name “Macrotar”, but this name proved to be already trademarked by a now defunct New York City retail dealer. An original Leitz Macrotar is a very rare Leica accessory.
Via Digicame-info


A new video was published by Leica camera about the Leica M10 Edition Zagato design process:

The Leica M10 Zagato limited edition camera is now shipping in Asia. Here are the first unboxing pictures:
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The Leica Ultravid 8×32 Edition Zagato binoculars are also now available for pre-order:

Fotosidan published their interview with Stefan Daniel from Leica about future cameras. Here are the two most interesting Q&A: