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10-28-2006
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Dust bowl state of Texas
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Let's see your Leica M
My 62 vintage M3 with rigid Summicron.
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10-28-2006
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10-28-2006
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Registered User
Keith is offline
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Location: Australia
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M5
M5 and 90mm f2 Summicron with Luigi case and soft release. Covering the M5's rather chunky loins with some of Luigi's finest leather does wonders and the largish 90mm Summicron suits its looks!
(who says they're ugly?)

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10-28-2006
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Seasoned Member
Dougg is offline
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Location: Central Washington state
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Leica M2 button rewind with Leica grip, 50mm Voigtlander Color Skopar and Gossen Luna Star meter, plus a roll of Fuji Neopan 400CN chromogenic B&W.
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My M3 and 50 DR, with Kameraleder case |
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10-28-2006
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waileong is offline
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My M3 and 50 DR, with Kameraleder case
The Indian goatskin covering is from Cameraleather.com
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10-28-2006
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M6 stripped and ready for new Aki-Asahi covering:
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10-29-2006
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hunter-gatherer
HuubL is online now
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Netherlands
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Can't resist.
My M4 with M3 style, all metal levers:

Last edited by HuubL : 01-24-2011 at 08:01.
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10-29-2006
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silver addict
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Location: Vienna
Age: 35
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1. M3 1963 releathered sold (sadly, but it paid for the M6)
2. my new M6 1992
Hey HuubL did you get the M3 lever afterwards or is this some kind of rare M4 camera you got there? looks awesome btw!
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10-29-2006
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hunter-gatherer
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Hey HuubL did you get the M3 lever afterwards or is this some kind of rare M4 camera you got there? looks awesome btw!
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I got it with the metal levers. It's one of the last 100 chrome M4s made in Wetzlar and it was sold to the photography department of the university where I work. I personally knew the photographer who ordered the camera and I can't imagine that he or any other university employee would request an a-la-carte Leica M4. So I like to think that for finishing the last batch of M4s Leica scraped parts together. I got the camera when the department was closed.
I've asked around if this could be a special, but everyone tells me this would be an easy thing to do and the metal levers would not increase the value. 
Last edited by HuubL : 10-29-2006 at 03:30.
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10-29-2006
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Originally Posted by HuubL
I got it with the metal levers. It's one of the last 100 chrome M4s made in Wetzlar and it was sold to the photography department of the university department where I work. I personally knew the photographer who ordered the camera and I can't imgine that he or any other university employee would request an a-la-carte Leica M4. So I like to think that for finishing the last batch of M4s Leica scraped parts together. I got the camera when the department was closed.
I've asked around if this could be a special, but everyone tells me this would be an easy thing to do and the metal levers would not increase the value. 
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Who cares if it's worth any more than a regular M4, it's beautiful camera  .
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10-29-2006
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Mandlerian
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I've posted this one before. M4 with 35/2 Summicron.
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10-29-2006
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Last edited by Magus : 10-29-2006 at 05:02.
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10-29-2006
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again my MP,
photo taken with sony ericsson k750i mobile
Last edited by martin-f5 : 10-29-2006 at 05:16.
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10-29-2006
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10-29-2006
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hunter-gatherer
HuubL is online now
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Originally Posted by martin-f5
again my MP,
photo taken with sony ericsson k750i mobile
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That's a pretty good camera phone!!
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10-29-2006
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ERV is offline
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Meet the family.
M6, M5, CL, IIC.
A couple of changes have taken place since this photo;
I sold the current 50 cron to a fellow RFF member in favor of the elmar M, the chrome M5 went to DAG for a third lug and battery upgrade, and the CL is now for sale to make way for a M4-2.
Its a good thing that I have my assistant to help out with all this stuff!
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10-29-2006
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hunter-gatherer
HuubL is online now
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Originally Posted by ERV
Meet the family.
Its a good thing that I have my assistant to help out with all this stuff!
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CCC (Cuty camera carrier).
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10-29-2006
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10-29-2006
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There's an inter-loper in the group! I'll soon be getting this Contax IIa and another one jsut like it, back from Henry Scherer.
I recovered the M2 and M3 with dark brown lizard embossed cowhide from Aki Asahi. The grip has been sold, and the M6 now lives in a brown Luigi 1/2 case.
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10-29-2006
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Originally Posted by ERV
Meet the family.
M6, M5, CL, IIC.
A couple of changes have taken place since this photo;
I sold the current 50 cron to a fellow RFF member in favor of the elmar M, the chrome M5 went to DAG for a third lug and battery upgrade, and the CL is now for sale to make way for a M4-2.
Its a good thing that I have my assistant to help out with all this stuff!
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I am considering to send my black 3 lug M5 to some place for CLA. Could u let me know the cost at DAG?
BTW the chrome M5 with the summicrom on is really a beauty.
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10-29-2006
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kevin m is offline
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My recently departed chrome ttl with M3 wind lever... 
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10-29-2006
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beautiful pictures, all... i really need to take a better one of my kit sometime...

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10-29-2006
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10-29-2006
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adep is offline
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Here's my M2 w/elmar 50/3.5 via ltm to m adapter:

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10-29-2006
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