Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1996/10/06
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]>>New question for the group. >> >>Just how old are we? It is understandable that possibly the average age o >>Leica user or collector is somewhat older than say the Nikon, etc. user f >>it takes a higher income or greater assets to acquire a $2,000.00 lens th >>a $200.00 lens. >> >>I don't think of myself as old, stodgy, well heeled or grouchy. At 48, I' >>just hitting my stride. My 9 year old son does agree with your statement, >>though and thinks that in the interest of estate planning, I should turn >>over my Leica system to him NOW. If I do, does that make him old, stodgy, >>well heeled and grouchy. >>Brian Levy, J.D. >>Toronto, Ont. >>dlevy@worldy.com I think how old we were when starting to use Leica is more significant than how old we are today. I seem to recall buying my first Leica at the age of 20, used of course, but still a very capable camera, a good replacement for my Argus at that time. A financial reach at the time, but well worth it. Best regards, Dennis Experience is a tough teacher. It gives the test before the lesson. -unknown http://users.deltanet.com/~dwp