100 years of Leica: Witness to a century (1925-2025)
As I already reported, in 2025, Leica will celebrate 100 years since the release of their first 35mm film camera:
Next year (2025) Leica will celebrate 100 years since the release of their first 35mm film camera
Here is the official/full press release for the “100 Years of Leica” anniversary in 2025:
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Next year (2025), Leica will celebrate 100 years since the release of their first 35mm film camera:
