Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1996/09/13
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From: "Roger L. Beamon" <beamon@primenet.com>
Subject: Re: number on Summicron focusing ring
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>> I am of the understanding that on older Leica lenses, there is engraved a
>> code reference for the actual final focal length of the lens. I do not
>> recall the code or which lenses and don't have my refernce books
>available,
>> but it my be it. If so, your lens may actually be a 52.2mm. Don't
>quote,
>> me or make me give up my Leica membership, if I'm wrong.
>> Brian Levy, J.D.
Not only the older lenses. I have a very late serial no. 90/Elmarit which
has 10 on it which translates to an actual focal length of 91mm.
--
Roger Beamon, Naturalist & Photographer
Docent: Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
Leica Historical Society Of America
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