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Comes in original box with original warranty card (numbers matching), manual and a 0.32:1 Microscope relay lens.

The camera has just been serviced, and is in perfect working condition.

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Comes with manual, front cap, original box with original foam.

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The camera has been checked with regards to shuttertimes & rangefinder alignment, and did not need a service.

It comes boxed with all the original foam inside.

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It has just been serviced, and is in perfect working condition from sitting for a long time.

Comes completely with frontcap, box (no matching serial), original strap and warranty card (matching serial).

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The camera received a service where the slow speeds escapement was cleaned, the shutter speeds adjusted and the rangefinder was calibrated. With this camera, you are basically buying a brand new camera, and are guaranteed to have no problems the first few years!

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Production started in 1967 and lasted until 1975.

This particular example is a beautiful condition with only very minor usermarks on it.

It received a full service with new shutter curtains, so it is also in perfect working condition.

It comes in our own box, a hyperion strap and 6 months warranty.

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The camera is in a lovely condition, with the protective sticker still on the bottom plate. There is a tiny mark on the side, which you can see in the photos.

The rangefinder is properly calibrated, and perfectly visible, the shutter times are spot on on. Ready to shoot, or for adding to your collection.

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The Leica M4, a direct successor of the M2, it features framelines for 35 mm, 50 mm, 90 mm and 135 mm lenses. With this model, they went back to the same framecounter as the M3, which resets after reloading your film. The M4 also introduced the winding and rewinding lever that was used up until the M7

Production started in 1967 and lasted until 1975.

This particular example comes from the first batch of M4s produced! It is number 806 of any Leica M4 produced.

It is in a beautiful condition with only minor usermarks on it.

It received a full service with new shutter curtains, so it is also in perfect working condition.

It comes in our own box with a manual, a hyperion strap and 6 months warranty.

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This particular Leica M4-2 started out as an original M4-2, but it is as close as an original commemorate camera as you can get. The former owner had all the parts ordered new at Leica in Canada, and had it officially converted here in Europe. All details are present. It has the gold plated strap lugs, rewind and forward lever, shutter dial. And the most interesting detail is that the hotshoe has no serial engraved on it, a blank specimen has been used. The camera also has the original L-seal in it.

The camera is in beautiful condition with extremely minor user marks as you can see from the pictures. It comes with the original M4-2 box, with the foam inserts, and original strap.

The shuttertimes are correct, and it would should perfect pictures. We have however opted not to service it, given the fact that the original L-seal is still present, and we'll leave that up to the buyer, or we can arrange it for you to make sure it is all fresh inside.

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