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Henri Cartier-Bresson M6 SN 1 691 623 (1986), without the 75mm and 135mm framelines as requested by the photographer; with collapsible Summicron 2/50 SN 1 379 601 (1956) in Leica screw mount, with a black paint lens head and a chrome focusing mount engraved “HCB”. The black lens head with color markers

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Archival Piagment Print on Inkjet Matt Photo Paper
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M4-M SN 1 185 006 (1968), earliest version with brass rewind knob and M2/M3 type flash sync engraving; with Elmarit 2,8/28 SN 2 062 279 (1964), first version made in Canada; with 12501 lens hood and Leicavit rapidwinder
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Camera SN 517 420 (1950). It shows a later engraving of “E. Dehnhardt 633 Wetzlar” on the milled-out space on the rear of its top plate
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A group of M3 cameras from the first year of official production in 1959, with serial numbers beginning with 959
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M3 SN 1 158 503 (1966), modified by Leitz factory to become compatible with Leicavit rapidwinder, formerly owned and used by Ian Berry, British photojournalist with Magnum Photos. One of the last ten black paint M3 cameras made without lens release button guard
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M3 SN 1 097 777 (1964), with Nikkor 1,1/50 in original Leica screw mount; bayonet adapter; and Nikkor metal lens hood
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Leica II (Model D) SN 320 635 (1939), made in the last year of this model available in a black/ chrome finish; with chrome Elmar 3,5/50 SN 479 176 (1938). In the late 1930s Leitz gradually replaced nickel with chrome finish for camera parts, lenses and accessories
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M3 SN 1 097 768 (1964), with Summicron 2/35 SN 2 009 566 (1963) and Summilux 1,4/50 SN 2 028 840 (1964) second version
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M3 SN 1 097 849 (1964). Note black paint has started peeling on the top plate
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