Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1998/07/24

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Subject: Re[2]: [Leica] Leica-Users List Digest V3 #209
From: Alistair_Stewart_at_DF5007@ccmailgw.mcgawpark.baxter.com
Date: Fri, 24 Jul 1998 10:42:50 -0500

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     Dear Summicron1,
     
     I think what Sherri writes is correct, true and honest. Please read it 
     more carefully.
     
     'It had (past tense) an original "L" seal in it.' This, presumably, 
     when she was asked to sell it for her client.
     
     Sherri goes on to explain that, in order to sell the camera for her 
     client, she serviced it. In doing so she would naturally have broken 
     the original "L" seal.
     
     Sherri is one of a handful of folks out there who can service these 
     machines to the highest standards. They all differ in personality and 
     style, but all have similar, high, standards of product service and 
     personal integrity.
     
     Alistair


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Subject: Re:  [Leica] Leica-Users List Digest V3 #209
Author:  Summicron1@aol.com at Internet
Date:    7/24/98 8:29 AM


     
In a message dated 7/24/98 7:29:54 AM, you wrote:
     
<<(1)Leica M3 Camera Body, serial no.844055.  This body is a 9.5 on a 
scale of 1-10.  Ten being beautiful!  It has the original guarantee 
paperwork from Dec. 25, 1957!  It had an original "L" seal in it.  I 
serviced this camera for my client, in order to sell it....$1250.00.  >>
     
not to be too argumentative, but the "L" seal on an M-3 hides a screw that 
holds the body together and which must be removed to properly service the 
camera.
     
so, how can this have the original? Frauds are not that hard to make, you 
know, not that it matters.
     
ctrentelman
ogden, utah
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