CANON Rangefinder Lens book 1939-1972...ALL the details

Is your Canon Rangefinder Lens valuable

The new Canon Rangefinder Lens book by Peter Kitchingman can answer the following question.

Where does your lens fit into the Canon era between 1939 and 1971.

Does the lens have an odd engraving on the barrel somewhere such as Japan, CPO, EP, CT, USA Army Corp etc?

Is there a six-digit serial number as most CANON lenses only had five digits?

Does it have Seiki Kogaku instead of Canon Lens if so it could be rare if not unusual?

Some early lenses had SERENAR instead of CANON LENS find out why?

Why do some lenses have “Made in Occupied Japan” rear caps?

Why does my camera have a Nikon Nikkor lens attached?

Canon made some early lenses to fit the Zeiss Contax and Exakta cameras

Find out why Canon produced accessories to match the details on the ID ring of the lenses.

Why do some Canon lenses fit my Leica and others do not?

Build up a collection where the Camera/Lens as well as accessories all match the era the camera was produced.

YES, all these can be answered in my book as there are

216 pages with 370 B&W photos and easy to follow for the non-English speaking collector,

Each book is individually numbered and signed if requested 

Hard Cover and case bound, high quality book, some say a Coffee Table Book.  

This is the only book researched in depth and written about the Canon Rangefinder M39 Lenses from 1939 to 1971. 

Book has been researched (9 years), designed, printed and bound in Perth, West Australia.

A MUST for any collector especially those who are interested in Leica Thread Mount lenses (LTM).

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