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Leica III (Model F) SN 148 186 (1934), engraved “Lutz, Ferrando y Cia Buenos Aires” (Leica dealer in Argentina) on the bottom plate; with collapsible Summar 2/50 SN 190 592 (1933); rigid Summar 2/50 SN 190 688 (1933), both with black front rim; SOOMP lens hood and original Summar instruction booklet condition

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M3D-11, with Summicron 2,0/50 SN 1 321 011. A reproduction of the four historic M3D cameras (numbered 1-4) made for David Douglas Duncan in 1955, to accommodate the use of Leicavit on M cameras, which later became a template for the original MP cameras released in 1956. M3D-5 to M3D-20 were made engraved with David Douglas Duncan’s signature
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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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