Wow! Amazing reading, many thanks!
Best regards,
Juhani
01/01/2016 02:35
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05/12/2016 02:33
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Originally posted by Zoom
http://www.zenitcamera.com/archive/history/davidov-from-lupe.html (a brief plants' history and an information about numbers)
05/12/2016 07:17
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Originally posted by Lenny
Interesting to me is that the old Arsenal plant number was #393 and the new KMZ plant number was also #393.
Wish Zoom could tell more about this coincidence, the timeline or if there was intention behind that.
05/12/2016 08:26
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05/13/2016 03:25
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Originally posted by Alfa2
Is it known how many FED-Arsenal camera were produced ?
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05/18/2016 06:48
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Originally posted by elnur
Hi guys! Help to identificate. Fake or not?
05/18/2016 15:03
05/18/2016 17:37
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Originally posted by nightphoto
Lenny,
Shouldn't you add this camera to the WIKI list with a note concerning authenticity? If this camera is not authentic then shouldn't it be compared with other examples known?
Regards, Bill
05/18/2016 18:33
05/18/2016 23:20
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Originally posted by nightphoto
Hi Lenny,
As far as I know the authenticity of any of the FED-Arsenals known and in the WIKI is in question. They may all be fakes or only some may be. Until it is proven that actual FED cameras were made at Arsenal, not just intended to be made there as the documents shown on this thread indicate, we can't know if cameras were made there. An actual passport would have no doubt been made for any cameras made at Arsenal at that time. If a passport for a FED-Arsenal is found and shown to be authentic, then we may be more sure. But Lenny, you did seem to rewrite the entry taking away any text that cast doubt on the authenticity of these FED-Arsenals? Or, am I wrong?
Regards, Bill
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