Leica M Summicron 2/50 mm black first version with knurled focusing ring for

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Leica M Summicron 2/50 mm black first version with knurled focusing ring for M4 black
Rare first version of the six-element Summicron  with the coarsley knurled distance setting ring, it remembers much to the scarce black paint version.Glass is clean, including lens hood and caps, Literature: James L. Lager, "Leica, an illustrated History", Vol. II (lenses), p. 168
Condition: B: Absolutely fully functional condition, good condition, signs of normal use.
PhotoAlps ArtNr. 16357
SerNo. 2269353
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