Leica Literature 1930's

[Jim Lager]

 

[waterlenz]

Interesting locations, e.g. threads, on the images of items where they are signed E. Leitz Wetzlar.
Thanks for sharing
Tom

 

[jwlee]

Hi Jim,
Nice to see you found another source for your articles on Leica.
-John

 

[charjohncarter]

Great stuff, while I was temporarily stationed in Nicaragua; the mission there had stuff like some of the above. It was property of the U.S. Army. I asked about it and they said it hadn't been used for years. Wonder who finally declared it junk and took it home with them.

 

[creenus]

Hi Mr. Lager,

I have all these images and more in your excellent book "Leica Literature 1930-1960".

It is a 1980 copy signed by yourself that I acquired on the Internet. It's a great addition to my small but growing Leica library. Invaluable, really. Thank you again, sir!

Sincerely,

Steve in New Mexico

• Leica iiic
• Leica iiig
• Leica M2
• Leica M5
• Leica M6
• Minolta CLE

 

[Jim Lager]

Greetings Steve, Thank you for your kind comments about my 1980 book on literature. I am always interested in any literature on the Leica. There are , of course, examples not in the English language. Best wishes, Jim Lager.

 

[David Hughes]

Hi,

Have you seen this thread?

https://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=154470&highlight=Literature

Regards, David

 

[Davidhel]

And here's some more from the 1930's....

Leica Ad 5 by David Helmore, on Flickr

Leica Ad 6 by David Helmore, on Flickr

Leica Ad 7 by David Helmore, on Flickr