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Left hand device in black/nickel finish, likely built for users who did not have the use of the right hand. Leitz never catalogued or officially announced the availability of this accessory, made for both screw mount and M cameras

by Bee Lau
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Archival Piagment Print on Inkjet Matt Photo Paper
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