Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1998/03/09
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Nick Hunter <nhunter1@mindspring.com> writes:
> Christoph wrote:
>> I just got my Grandpa's Leica back from CLA, which he bought in the
>> late twenties. They did a good job, feels like new. However, there are
>> a couple of drawbacks: They broke the leather at a length of about 1.5
>> cm and fixed it with some black glue. The aperture was fixed, and
>> there are some tiny brass pieces inside the lens and on the new
>> curtains.
> Who worked on the camera? It doesn't sound very satisfactory. I
> wouldn't turn the aperture blades while there are "brass pieces inside
> the lens" Send it back.
> Who can one trust with early Leicas? Golden touch? Anybody have
> suggestions?
> Nick Hunter
Nick,
I have sent it to Leica Solms. Was a couple of days out of town, thus my reply
is a bit late. I will report further activities.
christoph