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Military IIIg SN 987 916 (1960), with Summaron 2,8/35; and SBLOO in black paint finish. Only 125 of such black paint IIIg were produced for the Swedish military, with three crowns engraved on the back of the top plate, as well as on each of the lens barrels.

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M4 MOT SN 1 267 365 (1970), engraved “Leitz-Eigentum” in the rear of the top plate, likely for internal use. Note the special back door display indicators; with motor capabilities.
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