How Much Is a Used Leica II (Model D) Worth? (September 15, 2026 Price Guide)
Live data, refreshed daily. Last updated . Reviewed by Ked, a Leica M shooter (film and digital).
I found an eBay seller manipulation that affects the market
liquidity (how long it takes to sell 1/2 the market). I have
gated that off and as a result you will notice a shift in the
market pace section of the fair price analysis. Most
cameras will now show a slower market pace.
A quick price guide for the Leica II (Model D), currently for sale, user cameras, not collectables
Market pace45 listed now · half are gone within
26 days, a steady used market.
A quick gut-check for any listing below — condition
and accessories shift the line, so always read the listing. Special edition, special finish, and camera plus lens/accessory bundle
pricing is not included in the fair price calculation.
The Leica II, or Model D, introduced in 1932, was the first Leica with a built-in coupled rangefinder, the feature that defined the camera for decades to come. Demand was strong enough that owners sent earlier bodies back to Leitz to have rangefinders fitted. It uses the standardized 39mm screw mount, has a top shutter speed of 1/500, and has no slow speeds, with separate windows for the rangefinder and viewfinder. It was offered first in black with nickel fittings and then in chrome, and somewhere in the region of 52,000 to 55,000 were produced into the late 1930s. The Leica II is a historically important and still usable rangefinder for buyers who do not need slow speeds.
Leica II (Model D) Price by Region
Same fair-price pool as above — excludes special editions, black-paint/finish premiums, bundles, and call-for-price listings.
