Leica M4, M3, M2, M1 & IIIG Back Door Film Reminder Decal Replacement Part
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Leica M4, M3, M2, M1 &IIIG Back Door Film Reminder Decal Replacement PartThis is a Leica film reminder decal that is made from a film.It is NOT the original Metal from Leica.To looks and feel like the original at a fraction of thecost.It is very easy to install, remove the paper on the back, clean the area and glue in place, Gently press the decal with your pencil eraser or your thumbso that the glue will bind to the metal , That’s allPlace the decal dead center with the pi...cture of the suntoward one of the triangle in the film reminder assembly. To reset the film reminder, simply press the center of thefilm reminder and turn to match one of the triangle with the DIN/ASA number This is a small project but willenhance your Leica and will make you feel that you have reallyaccomplished a great job!I worked for Leica / Leitz 50 Years And have been Factory TrainedAsk me any Questions onall Leica Cameras and Microscopes Leica History:Oskar Barnack was the inventor of 35mm cameras. He called his Camera Leica(Leitz Camera)Oskar Barnack was born on November 1st 1879. He worked as an engineer. He died in Bad Nauheim in January 1936 aged 56 years and 2 months old.He was a German instrument maker who became head of the microscope department of Ernst Leitz in Wetzlar soon after joining the company in1911. After initial research on the construction of smallcameras, Barnack began work on two prototypes of the Leitz Camera (Leica) in 1913, used by himself and Leitz. The Leica I was launched commerciallyin 1925. Barnack remained head of Leica's construction officeuntil his death and developed many refinements of both cameras andlenses.
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