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I came across a video in YouTube that shows some of Bruce Davidson Ms, I would like to know if anyone here knows which model is the one in the bottom right.

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I am no expert, but it looks like an M7 Black Paint a la carte:

 

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2 hours ago, Yaakov said:

I came across a video in YouTube that shows some of Bruce Davidson Ms, I would like to know if anyone here knows which model is the one in the bottom right.

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Some cool looking Ms there, could you link the video please?

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vor 4 Stunden schrieb Yaakov:

I came across a video in YouTube that shows some of Bruce Davidson Ms, I would like to know if anyone here knows which model is the one in the bottom right.

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It is definitely no M7 or M6 TTL because of the higher top plate. If the windows of both the viewfinder and the illumination of the frame lines show the same upper lineage -> its the lower top plate, that means MP or M6 (classic).

But I don't know if Leica manufactured the MP in the "a la carte-program" with the rewind crank...

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16 minutes ago, evikne said:

At first glance it looks like a fairly ordinary M. But now I have been trawling the web for a long time and still I haven't seen a single camera that is 100% identical …

It’s like this one, except a different finish.  A la carte MP.

https://www.photo.net/discuss/threads/new-mp-a-la-carte-arrived-today.237241/

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I've learned a lot from this thread. Until now I haven't been fully aware of the differences between the older M models, and I didn't know of the a la carte program and that is was possible to order an MP with an M7 style rewind crank (no wonder i was confused):

https://www.cameraquest.com/leicaMalacarte.htm

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Does anyone know what this component is called?

Is it possible to just get this component swapped?

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13 minutes ago, imken said:

Does anyone know what this component is called?

Is it possible to just get this component swapped?

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Yes, it’s possible, but why would you want to?  The combination of this “cassette latch wheel” and the spoked wheel at the opposite end, marks the baseplate as M4 or early M6 era.  The latch can be used with IXMOO cassettes, but of course will not interfere with regular (non-reusable) cassettes.  Is the finish of the plate black chrome or black paint?

If you still want to get rid of the latch, I’d be happy to swap it for one of my late M6-types with the later flat wheel.  PM me if so.

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Hello Mate,

Mine is a black paint, not black chrome.  I am intending to use the IXMOO cassette. That is the reason I wanted to change the latch wheel.

I have someone who has mentioned that he is willing to swap with me in Singapore as well.  I do appreciate your reply and offer.

 

Cheers,

ken

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