Ron (Netherlands)
Well-known
However the collection is not complete yet, what you see is:
the genuine M-mount is one of the last made in 1968,
the genuine LTM is from 1962,
the convertible (so M/LTM) is from 1960.
All three have the small red dot, the convertible has a feet scale starting with 2'4", the genuine M starts with 28" and the Ltm of course with 3'4".
What is still left:
an early Summaron with a big red dot (might be that the big red dot type combines with different feetscales, but I am not sure yet),
a Summaron with goggles (the M3 type). The type with goggles can be found with early 2'2" feetscale or the later one with 28" feetscale.
kshapero
South Florida Man
Having heart palpitations
Darshan
Well-known
lxmike
M2 fan.
I,m simply stunned by Ron's Leica collection
LeicaFan
Well-known
Jackjack
Newbie
Full house! 
mgd711
Medium Format Baby!!
Shintaro M2
shyoon
Well-known
Wow Mike, that M2 is stunning. How long did Shintaro take?
Mister E
Well-known
Looks good, did you just get it back?
mgd711
Medium Format Baby!!
It took Shintaro about 5 weeks to do the camera, but for 4 off those I was stuck on a ship so he could have been finished earlier. I was lucky enough to meet up with Shintaro and a few other RFF'rs on Wednesday night...
RFF Tokyo meet up
RFF Tokyo meet up
dotur
od karnevala
Fon
Newbie
First post.. long time reader...
Here is my recent M6...waiting for an M8 to be delivered, along with some zeiss glass..
Here is my recent M6...waiting for an M8 to be delivered, along with some zeiss glass..
hamustar
Member
lxmike
M2 fan.
I wish I owned a M2
HuubL
hunter-gatherer
looks well-broken in Johan! Got this from Marktplaats?
Nugard
Elvis lives!..
It ain't mine yet, the mailman is gettin' it to me in a week or so. It's got bruises, dents and scrapes. Still runs like clockwork.
My L-Hexanon 35/2.0 will be the dedicated lens for this. And also a 1951 Canon 28/3.5.
What's with the serial number?..
