We are currently running a campaign where the sales commission is 7%, so we are offering a significant discount to match. The price will return to its original value once the campaign ends. This is a listing for a first-generation Leica Summilux, known as the "Lady." This particular lens is a 1960 model, close to the earliest production of the early type. It is known for its incredibly delicate rendering and is a rare and popular lens. This lens is a serviced item obtained from the Leica official store. While there are minor scratches on the body, it is in remarkably good condition for a lens manufactured decades ago. It has a beautiful silver luster and shine. The lens itself has been disassembled and cleaned, so there is no mold or haze, and it is very clear. The focus ring and aperture ring have also been greased, so they move very smoothly and evenly. There is some minor oil staining on the aperture blades, but this does not affect the operation and will not cause any future problems. When reflecting light at a certain angle, there are slight coating scratches, but these do not affect the image quality. I have mentioned this for the sake of those who may be very particular. Includes a rear cap, the original hood (12521G), and a Leica genuine color filter in place of a front cap. For the sake of preventing any swaps, please note that this item is non-refundable and non-returnable (NCNR).