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Topic author: Vlad

Posted on: 20080121124739

Michel,

are there accessory shoe mounts in the box as well? Why I'm asking - I'm curious if there are, are there serial numbers on these shoes?


Thanks,
Vlad.

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Reply author: Michel

Replied on: 20080121133245

Hi Vlad,

No, there is <b>no</b> accessory shoe in the box, therefore, no s/n !
By the way, I do not know how the accesory shoe was mounted [:I] as you may see on the photo of the top.

Best regards,
Michel.

Reply author: cedricfan

Replied on: 20080121135120

I have a spare parts set for Zenit-122 and it does have a top with serial number! These were for sale at a reasonable price some years ago in ebay.

http://www.cedricfan.sivut.ws/Juhani's%20website%20ORIGINAALIT/

Reply author: Vlad

Replied on: 20080121135834

Juhani, are these serial #s coded certain way or they are part of "regular" production numbering? That what I was getting at...

Vlad

Reply author: cedricfan

Replied on: 20080121150655

I couldn't find the top right now, but the serial was a "normal looking", not anything odd in it. And I remember checking the serial at KMZ-production website, it was not bigger than that years annual production. So I would call it "part of regular production numbering?". But maybe Zoom can give us more information?

Reply author: Vlad

Replied on: 20080121151221

Thanks Juhani... one of the reasons I'm asking... well KMZ I'm sure is different.. but remember those Kiev III with A and B prefixes? I wonder if it has something to do with replaced parts, that A and B are coding for spare parts or something of sorts.. I know it's a stretch of a theory, but these parts kits showing up made me start thinking along these lines...

Vlad