Lime-Colored Leica: Only 6 Leica M6 Cameras in the World Up for Auction | Release #120
cover image by Masaki
Think of Leica cameras. Leica is often associated with its red symbol and the cool black-silver appearance. However, there are still lesser-known Leica cameras. Surprisingly, there is a lime-colored Leica camera.
A New Sensation in the World of Rare Cameras
For camera enthusiasts and collectors, auctions of rare cameras are always a focal point. The upcoming auction in London will feature a special edition of the Leica M6, manufactured in 2001, with only six units in existence worldwide, making it a highly valuable model.
A Gift from the Qatari Royal Family
This camera was originally commissioned by Saud bin Mohammed Al-Thani, a renowned art collector from Qatar, as a gift for six famous photographers, including Richard Avedon and Henri Cartier-Bresson. The camera to watch is the fourth limited edition gifted to Richard Avedon.
Eye-Catching Lime Green Exterior
This camera stands apart from the usual Leica M6 with its vibrant lime green leather covering, instantly catching the eye with its unique appearance. The top of the camera features silver dials and controls engraved with 'A gift to Richard Avedon' and Al-Thani's signature.
What is the Price of This Limited Edition?
The Leica M6 is set to be auctioned in London on April 24, 2024, with an estimated price range between $37,000 and $62,000. The lime-colored camera is poised to become a new icon in modern photographic history, not just as a piece of photographic equipment.
