W dniu 2011-06-11 00:59, Yogi(n) pisze:

>
> Jak piszą na głównej stronie, to skóra węża lub jaszczurki, chyba
> prawdziwa, bo w Stanach zakazana (i na tamtejszy rynek była inna, może
> syntetyczna). Platerowane 18-karatowym złotem, w zestawie wykładana na
> czerwono skrzynka i jedwabne rękawiczki.
>
> " .... It was March 16th, 1981, one year after the introduction of the
> Pentax LX. The ten-millionth Pentax SLR camera, an LX, came out of AOC's
> main plant in Mashiko and was given to the chief designer, then chairman
> of Asahi Opt. Co. Ltd. Minoru Suzuki. In order to celebrate this 10
> million event, on August 25th, 1981 a limited edition "LX Gold" was
> introduced. It was 18 carat gold plated with brown leather (also-called
> lizard skin or snake skin) and was equipped with an SMC Pentax f/1.2
> 50mm lens also with brown leather and gold finish. All dark details of
> the LX Gold are dark-brown instead of black, including the front lens
> ring and film chamber, with only the film pressure plate and the small
> watch curtain in black. Of course, the natural titanium shutter curtains
> remain unchanged. Also a brown lens cap and everready case were provided
> with the LX Gold. The package included a wooden box with red lining and
> white silk gloves to handle the camera without leaving fingerprints on
> the sensitive gold plating. Both the camera and the case are provided
> with golden carton boxes sporting 10million logo and 1981 lettering.
>

I mamy sprzeczność - bo na stronie
http://www.bdimitrov.de/kmp/bodies/film_LX/LX_old.ht
ml uznawanej za
raczej sprawdzone źródło informacji piszą o złocie 24-karatowym.
Na szczęście nie wydaje mi się, aby ta rozbieżność miała dla nas zbyt
istotne znaczenie:-)

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Pozdrawiam!
Marek Wyszomirski (w...@t...net.pl)