Early Canon 35mm film cassettes.

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darinwc

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I have an early Canon reloadable 35mm cassette. It is made for the early rangefinders like the Canon ii/iv and Leica III.
It seems to fit my Canon ii. But does not fit my Canon VL or the P. The late Canon rangefinders seem to have a linkage made for these types of cassettes but the for is not even close.

Questions:
Is there another cassette made for the later cameras? And will they fit the earlier cameras as well?
Are they interchangable with the Leica bodies?

How do I load them? I have a watson bulk loader and it does not seem to work properly.

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I can tell you that Canon made two series of film cassettes for their rangefinders, one for the bottom-loading cameras, like your Canon II; and another for the back-loading cameras like the VT, L-series, 7, 7s etc. The back-loading cassettes are labeled "Canon V film cassettes." I have no experience with loading them.

Jim B.
 
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