The next WestLicht Camera Auction will take place on June 10, 2017. See this post for some of the Leica highlights.
Here is the full press release:
The next WestLicht Camera Auction will take place on June 10, 2017. See this post for some of the Leica highlights.
Here is the full press release:

I just realized that since I moved to a new secure (https) server on April 10th, I stopped receiving tips and emails sent from the contact form on the blog. The problem is now resolved, so please re-send your messages if possible. Thanks and sorry for the inconvenience.

Discounts and rebates on Leica products are almost non-existent, so when I see any kind of a Leica deal online, I share it here on the blog. Currently Leica Store Miami is offering a complimentary LHSA membership with the purchase of a qualifying product (any Leica M, SL or Q camera):

Leica will soon release a new firmware update for the M10 camera with improved memory cards compatibility. While internal testing is already completed, Leica has contacted the Leica Forum for some additional testing by users in order to cover a wide range of SD memory cards. If you are interested to participate, see this forum post.


Leica Camera introduced a new Leica M Monochrom “Jim Marshall Set” limited edition camera. There will be only 50 “Jim Marshall Sets” made available worldwide. The set includes:
The Leica M Monochrom Jim Marshall Set will be available mid-June at Leica Stores and Boutiques. The price is $12,950 (pre-order now at Leica Store Miami). Update: this limited edition will be released only in the US.
During the extraordinary rise of popular culture and counterculture in the 1960s, Marshall became a staple of the music industry, capturing photos of icons including Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Otis Redding, Brian Jones, Johnny Cash, and many more. Over the course of his life, Marshall acquired 20 different Leica M bodies, with Leicavit winders modified to fit, alongside over 30 Leica lenses. Every iconic photograph Marshall took was captured with a Leica camera.
In addition to the camera set, Leica Camera will also exhibit a selection of prints from Jim Marshall’s Jazz Festival series, chronicling the jazz festivals at Newport and Monterey during the 1960s, at Leica Gallery Los Angeles. Bruce Talamon, close friend and former official Monterey Jazz Festival photographer will also attend the premiere on June 15th to share stories of Jim’s career and his impact on music photography. The exhibit will run from June 15th through July 31st.
Press release and additional pictures:
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