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<p>Actually, Allan, <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/ebanator/sets/72157646056055259/">my "new" Leica II </a>quit right after this roll. The shutter curtain tape gave up. <br> I'm sending it off to Mr. Youxin Ye in Canton, MA for repair. <br> I had already received some nice black sealskin leatherette from Morgan Sparks' cameraleather.com hoping to gussy-up the otherwise clean body. The previous owner seemed to have cemented the original vulcanite to the body when it started to peel and chip. </p>

<p>You'll notice the black dot between the "<strong>п</strong>" ( for перемотка, or "Rewind" ) and the "<strong>д</strong>" (I assume for да, or "yes" )<br /> is actually the indicator stopping point for the advance/rewind shutter button's selector collar. You'll notice my Zorki-4 has a small dimple on the top of the selector collar ( black paint has worn off on my camera) which aligns with the black dot between the <strong>п</strong> and the <strong>д</strong>. That black dot between the the two letters is actually the indicator for the <strong>д</strong> or "Advance" position, since you cannot turn the collar anti-clockwise beyond this 6-o'clock position; and this is most likely why the "<strong>д</strong>" is painted red. <br /> You will also notice that the rewind selector collar MUST be turned clockwise all the way PAST the "<strong>п</strong>" mark until it clicks and lowers into its proper position ( around the 11 o'clock position) to allow rewinding film. <br /> IMPORTANT : If you fail to fully turn the selector clockwise to its stopping position, the film transport spool will not release and allow rewinding of film - you will wind up with stripped film sprocket holes and/or broken film. <br /><br /> </p> <p><em>(<a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/ebanator/sets/72157646147109561/">Click here to see more pics of my Zorki-4</a>)</em></p><div></div>

<p>Paterson artist, Julian Franco, aka "<a href="http://theamazingjulian.com/">theamazingjulian</a>" ,photographed in courtyard of his Spruce Street studio.<br> <br />1935 Leica II D Black, Nickel Elmar , Fujicolor 200</p> <div></div>

<p>Paterson artist, Julian Franco, aka "<a href="http://theamazingjulian.com/">theamazingjulian</a>" ,photographed in courtyard of his Spruce Street studio.<br> <br />1935 Leica II D Black, Nickel Elmar , Fujicolor 200</p>

Hellertown, Pennsylvania<div></div>

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Katz's Deli - Woodbridge, Connecticut<div></div>

Voigtländer Prominent, Dynaron 100/4.5, Lucky SHD 100<div></div>

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