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Leica II (Model D) SN 115 184 (1933), engraved “Sold by James A Sinclair & Co. Ltd. 3 Whitehall London S.W.I.” (Leica dealer in England) & Leica I (Model C) SN 46237 (1930), engraved “Sold by James A Sinclair & Co. Ltd. 9 & 10 Charing Cross London S.W.I.”

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