Couple of years ago I bought a Agfa Super Silette off the big auction site for peanuts. It had a slow sticky shutter, but I can usually fix those no problem. The reason I wanted it was because it was in pretty nice shape and came with the 50mm f2 Sologon six-element lens. I have many nice rangefinder camera and had most others at one time or other. So, I can tell the good ones from the great ones and that little Agfa Super Silette is a great one. When I compared it to my other favorites(Rollei 35, several Minox 35's, Leica IIIa/Summitar, Canon QL17, Agfa Karat 50mm f2.8, Retina II w/50mm f2 Xenon, Vito B, Aries Viscount, several Minolta Hi-Matic 7's, Yashica GSN and probably 15 more) it wins in the image department hands down. It is the sharpest lens I have on any of them, but it is just a little more flare prone. My second favorite rangefinder was one that I got talked out of and no longer have. It was a Canon P LTM with the later black nose 50mm f1.8 lens. I liked it better than my M-series Leicas or screwmount Leicas. Canon made some mighty fine rangefinder camers back then with first rate glass. Lot of nice stuff out there for a very good price so why not buy several and try them. Of course you'll have even more to sell later. John W