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LEICA IIIg CHROME BODY. 

The IIIg was the last Leica screw thread body; the ultimate development of a camera line that stretched back to the 1920s - or even earlier if you consider Leica inventor Oscar Barnack's Prototype cameras. The IIIg was introduced in 1957, some three years after the first Leica M camera, and production terminated in 1960. The IIIg incorporated many improvements over previous Leica screw bodies, and for this reason it has always been regarded as the most desirable camera of this genre to own and use. This example is in good clean condition showing signs of normal use. There are no dings or dents, and no deep scratches, but there are some light rub and shine marks on the top and base. The Vulcanite covering is perfect - no rub marks or bits missing. Shutter is working on all speeds, and so is the self-timer. Rangefinder is clear and operating correctly.  Ser No is 847803. Ser No on box does not match that of the camera.

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