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Thambar 2,2/90 SN 226 002 (1934), a museum piece from George Eastman House in Rochester, USA. Its museum inventory number is 405 046. George Eastman House is the oldest museum dedicated to photography and one of the oldest film archives in the world. It was built by George Eastman, the founder of Eastman Kodak company in 1905, and opened to public in 1949.

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Leica II (Model D) SN 320 635 (1939), made in the last year of this model available in a black/ chrome finish; with chrome Elmar 3,5/50 SN 479 176 (1938). In the late 1930s Leitz gradually replaced nickel with chrome finish for camera parts, lenses and accessories
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