Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1996/10/06
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]You wrote: > >I am hoping that my homeowners insurance is adequate to cover what I have lost. Does anyone have a good handle on the various 28mm M lenses? I'm thinking about replacing the 35mm with one a bit wider and don't know where I should be looking. Any input would be nice. > >ben.holmes > Probably the fastest "quick and dirty" way of getting prices on good quality second hand equipment would be to visit Don Chatterton's web site. His prices are posted, as is the condition of the equipment and the major portion of the serial numbers. The web address is http://www.aa.net/dci/html/Leica_R.htm That's for his Leica R stuff. I printed that one out a few days ago, but it will bring you to his home page and then to the M material. That, and the advertisements in SB for Kuehl, Urey, Chatterton, B&H, should be all your insurance agency would require for present value. Tamarkin also has a web site with prices. I don't have a printout of that one, and have switched mail programs ... a neighbor's relative in Holland sent a massive photo in mime that caused Netscape to belch. *** In Shutterbug the website is posted as http://www.tamarkin.com Then click on Leica, there is a price list. Glenn Glenn Thrall gthrall@ix.netcom.com