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help with Leica M4 Camera Identification


Looking for help with Leica M4 camera by serial no  

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  1. 1. Looking for help with Leica M4 camera by serial no

    • Black paint
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    • black chrome
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It is hiding in plain sight. It looks to me that the serial number is 1181603. It's on the top plate just to the right of "M4." On my M6 it's stamped on the accessory shoe. On my M3 it's in the same place on your M4. Is that what you were looking for?
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... I cant seem to find a serial number for this M4 camera. ...

I have been, and still am, confused by your post. What is your question? The serial number is clearly indicated on the camera.

 

Who is your relative? 1964-1998 is about the period Terry's Camera operated in down-town Long Beach, CA.

When you come to a fork in the road, take it ...

– Yogi Berra

 

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Just guessing - whatever list they consulted didn't include the S/N.

Very nice camera, and a fine fitted case - have a similar one with different orientation of components.

There's now a poll on the top of the thread page indicating black chrome or black paint.

 

The camera is clearly black paint.

 

To the OP - Black chrome M4 cameras were produced at the tail-end of the model's run. The serial number on your camera is near the beginning.

When you come to a fork in the road, take it ...

– Yogi Berra

 

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He just gave you his hoard of cameras?? :eek: You should be well grateful, because although no one here's mentioned it, that particular camera is worth quite a bit on its own. We're talking $3.5K and up, likely even considerably more with the condition it's in.

 

Not to mention with a little CLA, it's a hell of a user camera, if you just want to throw a lens on it and casually stroll around snapping away with it!

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He just gave you his hoard of cameras?? :eek: You should be well grateful, because although no one here's mentioned it, that particular camera is worth quite a bit on its own. We're talking $3.5K and up, likely even considerably more with the condition it's in.

 

Not to mention with a little CLA, it's a hell of a user camera, if you just want to throw a lens on it and casually stroll around snapping away with it!

good to know Thanks :)

I have been, and still am, confused by your post. What is your question? The serial number is clearly indicated on the camera.

 

Who is your relative? 1964-1998 is about the period Terry's Camera operated in down-town Long Beach, CA.

His name is Pete Simonds

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