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Vlad |
Posted - Dec 04 2007 : 4:19:49 PM Where is the serial # on this one?? There a paper sticker inside the slot for the film cassette that says 155725 but I though the first 2 digits need to be year?
Vlad |
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AidasCams |
Posted - Dec 06 2007 : 08:01:40 AM I was lucky to buy one with original papers ... |
cedricfan |
Posted - Dec 06 2007 : 07:13:36 AM And propably original lenses as possibility from getting mixed from another 19M is not big! Case solved & closed?
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AidasCams |
Posted - Dec 06 2007 : 06:42:28 AM Juhani, You are absolutely right. Kiev-19M camera came with Arsat-H 50mm lens. To look at my case first lens was made in 1995, and second one - in 1996. |
cedricfan |
Posted - Dec 06 2007 : 06:26:26 AM How about lens, I haven't got any 19M's any more to check from? Or did mine have passports with data...
http://www.cedricfan.sivut.ws/Juhani's%20website%20ORIGINAALIT/ |
AidasCams |
Posted - Dec 06 2007 : 02:14:10 AM just read my records. Both my Kiev-19M cameras have no date prefixes in theirs serials, and both come with paper stickers indeed ... |
cedricfan |
Posted - Dec 05 2007 : 12:12:11 PM Just read my archives: Both mine that I have had did have the yearcode, as I have written 1995 & 1996 in my list. It is also possible that I have used lens serial if that one has "yearcode"?
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Vlad |
Posted - Dec 05 2007 : 11:42:39 AM Thanks Zoom, what's interesting is that the Kiev 19 has year prefix but 19M has a small paper sticker inside the camera.. how odd is that! 19M has much more plastic parts as well, so maybe paper sticker is a next logical step. |
Zoom |
Posted - Dec 05 2007 : 11:35:02 AM quote: Originally posted by Vlad
...but I though the first 2 digits need to be year?
It was not the standard. Simply usual practice, not more. Numbering was defined by the designer* in the product documentation.
*) -- The "designer" in sense "the technical developer", instead of the "art-designer" (in the Russia "konstruktor" and "desayner" are different trades and words, but in English -- one word: "designer" ;). |