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Topic author: AidasCams
Posted on: 20081216080713
Hi,
Very interesting exponate have arrived to me today! Anniversary Leningrad camera box "250 Years to Leningrad". We all know, that St.Peterbourg (or "Leningrad" in soviet time ...) was founded in 1703 by Russian Tzar Peter I. Following this date, we have 250th anniversary in 1953, right?
My question is - which type of Leningrad camera was issued in 1953 to fit this box? Different sources refer us to years 1955-1956 as the productional start of particular camera ... [:)]
Need to mention, that possible serial number #571376 is hand-written on the upper corner (see the picture below). But I don't think it's a genuine serial for this box. We can find dozens of reasons to write such a number ourselves ... [:)]
http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/leningrad_box.jpg
Best Regards,
Aidas
Very interesting exponate have arrived to me today! Anniversary Leningrad camera box "250 Years to Leningrad". We all know, that St.Peterbourg (or "Leningrad" in soviet time ...) was founded in 1703 by Russian Tzar Peter I. Following this date, we have 250th anniversary in 1953, right?
My question is - which type of Leningrad camera was issued in 1953 to fit this box? Different sources refer us to years 1955-1956 as the productional start of particular camera ... [:)]
Need to mention, that possible serial number #571376 is hand-written on the upper corner (see the picture below). But I don't think it's a genuine serial for this box. We can find dozens of reasons to write such a number ourselves ... [:)]

http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/leningrad_box.jpg
http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/leningrad_box.jpg
Best Regards,
Aidas