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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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