Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2001/10/18

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Subject: SV: [Leica] Identifying a camera
From: Hakan Dennersten <dennersten@netch.se>
Date: Thu, 18 Oct 2001 20:48:45 +0200

>
> there is no such thing as an M4 M6 -- go back to the shop and ask.

yepp i know, but i got really curious when i could'nt find something close
to it on cameraquest.

/HD



>
> Stephen
>
> Hakan Dennersten wrote:
>
> > I was out strolling tonight, i passed one of my favourite used
> camera shops
> > which displayed a camera which sounded really interesting.
> >
> > They presented it as a: "M4 - M6" it was chrome. It had the
> beatiful Leica
> > engraving on the topplate.
> >
> > Well back home i went through Cameraquest site but could'nt
> find a clue. It
> > looked very much like a millenium but in chrome. Can that be possible ?
> >
> > Some other ideas ?
> >
> > Hakan Dennersten
> >
> > Dennersten & Partners AB
> > Stora Nygatan 15
> > 211 37 Malmo, Sweden
> > Tel: +46733569040
> > Fax: +46733501329
> >
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Replies: Reply from "B. D. Colen" <bdcolen@earthlink.net> (Re: SV: [Leica] Identifying a camera)
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