Fontenelle archives 20 : more on the Telyt 4,5/20 cm

[Pecole]

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The Telyt 4,5/20 cm having always been a very attractive item for me - I had nine in my Fontenelle collection, with serials 230057 (first batch, 1934) to 768630 -, I enjoyed the recent threads about it. When checking my archives, I re-discovered two photos of a complete (OTPLO + PLOOT) TOOLP set, including the SUNGO/TNGOO hood, in its EMTOO leather case, and I offer same for your pleasure.

[beoon]

Pecole,

 

Thank you for showing the latest photographs from your collection.

Please keep up the good work.

I had started to become a bit fed up with a lot of the threads on the Leica Forum which are really just people bickering between themselves.

Your posts with the photos and historical information make logging on to the Leica Forum worthwhile and I always look for your next archive article.

I have a collection of Leitz literature from as early as May 1926 and you have inspired me to post some photos of the brochures etc on the Leica Forum some day (when I get time)

 

Thank You

 

Alan

Edited September 23, 2010 by beoon

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[Pecole]

Pecole,

 

Thank you for showing the latest photographs from your collection.

Please keep up the good work.

I had started to become a bit fed up with a lot of the threads on the Leica Forum which are really just people bickering between themselves.

Your posts with the photos and historical information make logging on to the Leica Forum worthwhile and I always look for your next archive article.

I have a collection of Leitz literature from as early as May 1926 and you have inspired me to post some photos of the brochures etc on the Leica Forum some day (when I get time)

 

Thank You

 

Alan

 

Thanks for your kind words, Alan. I very much appreciate your interest, and hope that some more people do share your point of view. I will continue looking at my archives and publishing from time to time.

Pierre

[maxspbr]

Just wonderful! I like a lot your posts, we can learn a lot about these equipments.

 

I'm just sorry that I never saw in person something like these... Very very beautiful.

 

Thanks!

 

Martin