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Old camera LEICA – does it have any value?
My father left me a Leica camera when he died.
It must be at least 40 years old.
I don’t know what to do with it – I’m no photographer!
I would like to sell it – but I have no idea about how much it is worth or where I can offer it for sale.
Can anybody give me a suggestion?
Thank you!
PS: Leica – D.R.P. – Ernst Leitz Wetzlar – Germany
I suggest keeping the camera. After all, it belonged to your dad so in my opinion the sentimental value alone makes it worth keeping. Maybe you can find some pictures he took with it and display them along with the camera and maybe a couple of pictures of him.
Any money you get from selling it will quickly be gone but your children and grandchildren will treasure the camera owned by their ancestor.
If you’re determined to sell it check here:
http://www.kurlandphoto.com
http://www.tamarkin.com
Note that you’ll need pictures of the camera and a better description than what you’ve given here. Look for the model number – M3, M4, etc.. Check the site referenced and look at the Leicas they have for sale to get a better idea of how to identify yours.
I still suggest keeping it for the sentimental value.
Old Leica Camera Values
The handwork of JnK. – Leica X1 half case making movie