RFF Leica Serial numbers

eieio said:
M3 #1096606 (1964)
M2 #1104627 (1964)

eieio (Puttipong S.), BKK, Thailand
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You're welcome on the site!.. Great cams you have there...
But could you please, use bigger picture, or more close up to SN, so it can be clearly seen?

Anybody else?..
 
Here you are. Seem like I have to link to outside host. RFF always reduce my pic down.

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eieio said:
Here you are. Seem like I have to link to outside host. RFF always reduce my pic down.
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Hmmm... That's strange... Try to ask admin help...

Boy, that's awesome!.. I'm hunting for the first cron 35... Or IV cron 35... Haven't decide yet... I guess i will buy lens that I will find first...
 
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They can try to claim my Leica's - when they pry them from my cold, dead fingers !

I am really enjoying this posting. The serial numbers of my cameras have always been interesting, to me. Once I bought an My out of Shutterbug. Found out later that it was the 1oth M6 classic ever built ! I owned it back in 1996. Traded it for a pair of M2 bodies at a camera show a year later (I used to be really bad about changing out cameras all the time). No one was really interested in it's low serial number bacj then because the M6 was still in production. I'd love to have it back now. BTW - I took photos of that M6 and have them in my files (on film) - I'll go find them and get that number, MAYBE it is already on this list and I can try to buy it back ??!!
 
jbrianfoto said:
They can try to claim my Leica's - when they pry them from my cold, dead fingers !

I am really enjoying this posting. The serial numbers of my cameras have always been interesting, to me. Once I bought an My out of Shutterbug. Found out later that it was the 1oth M6 classic ever built ! I owned it back in 1996. Traded it for a pair of M2 bodies at a camera show a year later (I used to be really bad about changing out cameras all the time). No one was really interested in it's low serial number bacj then because the M6 was still in production. I'd love to have it back now. BTW - I took photos of that M6 and have them in my files (on film) - I'll go find them and get that number, MAYBE it is already on this list and I can try to buy it back ??!!
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Never can tell where you gonna loose, or where find something...

I hope you will find it, I will do my best, just if there were more guys posting their SNs... Almost two days ago I did anounced that this could be done a quiet way, and edited first post, so that, everyone could join us...
 
jbrianfoto said:
They can try to claim my Leica's - when they pry them from my cold, dead fingers !

I am really enjoying this posting. The serial numbers of my cameras have always been interesting, to me. Once I bought an My out of Shutterbug. Found out later that it was the 1oth M6 classic ever built ! I owned it back in 1996. Traded it for a pair of M2 bodies at a camera show a year later (I used to be really bad about changing out cameras all the time). No one was really interested in it's low serial number bacj then because the M6 was still in production. I'd love to have it back now. BTW - I took photos of that M6 and have them in my files (on film) - I'll go find them and get that number, MAYBE it is already on this list and I can try to buy it back ??!!
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Now see, that's a cool story about that camera!! It would be so awesome if he found it here.
 
alright, how about a little game, I'm paying the first one to show us his lower s/n M4 than mine a beer, no cheating! :D
there's only 1798 out there, apparently, and I'm yet to see one!
 
I'll play

I'll play

beer for the first one with a s/n lower than my M6. 500 beers (cans) to the first person who buys it ;)

SimonSawSunlight said:
alright, how about a little game, I'm paying the first one to show us his lower s/n M4 than mine a beer, no cheating! :D
there's only 1798 out there, apparently, and I'm yet to see one!
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Well I seem to have the M3 held down. I know we have some more Double Strokes out there so let's see who can beat mine. And yes, I'll buy you a beer.
 
I guess no one want no bear, sorry beer... :)

I don't promise you guys beer or else... It's just you and your cameras... If you have some good storys, tell us, take picture of your cameras SN and post it here...
 
Pirate said:
Well I seem to have the M3 held down. I know we have some more Double Strokes out there so let's see who can beat mine. And yes, I'll buy you a beer.
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i dont have a picture of my m3 serial number. but my M3 DS is #741 695

Leica M3 DS #741 695 (1955) Rochester, NY USA
 
M3 #779 352, 1955, DS converted to SS with added frame selector, CNNY, New York, NY.
(Second owner, have receipt to prove it)
M6 #1667335, 1984, CNNY, New York, NY.
Both of these were originally bought in the Netherlands.

 
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