Military surplus 30-06, built to M2 spec for use in an M1 Garand.

M2 Stuart interior right front viewport looking up into turret

TPG's 1973 BMW 2002 / M2 and FnJ!'s 1999 Porsche 911 Carrera

Ordinarium Missae: I.Strawinsky Mass per soli, coro e doppio quintetto di fiati.

Coro da camera del Conservatorio di Milano

M2 Machines - 1/64

A General Dynamics employee manufactures an M2 receiver. Photo by Kevin Binder, General Dynamics Staff Photographer.

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Marburg 3 de Marzo de 2017

Leica M2 + Cron 35mm asph f/2

Kodak Portra 400

Scanned by me

Leica M2

Leitz Summilux 35mm f1.4 v2

Kodak 400 Tri-X

Epson v700

Saint-Véran Observatory:

RC500

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Leica M2 and TriX 400

Rear view of a U.S. Prototype M2 90mm anti-aircraft Gun. (MAR1014 G15)

USA - Jacob Mendelson (Jacksonville, Fla.) of Vesper Boat Club, Erick Winstead (Fairfield, Conn.) of Penn Athletic Club and Taylor Brown (Winter Park, Fla.) of Vesper Boat Club

X100

Lausanne

Ok lets try this picture again! Apparently this one uploaded with some weird color issues. Went back and checked, it was my fault! So instead of replacing the file I thought I would just upload it again so you all could see the new one!

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This is a vintage late 1950's Esterbrook model M2. The pen still can use the older Renew Point nibs from the pens made in the 40's but the filling system is "aeromatic". Basically you squeeze the bar then dip the pen in ink and release the bar. The "instructions" on the bar state to repeat this three times. The M2 can also be recognized by the V shaped "dent" on the end of the cap.

Meet & Greet Session Two (Tokyo Auto Salon Singapore 2013)

Warszawa - metro - M2 - Stacja Centrum Nauki Kopernik

BMW M2 Competition

HRE P101 Wheels

AA CONCEPTS CO carbon fiber mirror covers & carbon fiber rear spoiler

This is a vintage late 1950's Esterbrook model M2. The pen still can use the older Renew Point nibs from the pens made in the 40's but the filling system is "aeromatic". Basically you squeeze the bar then dip the pen in ink and release the bar. The "instructions" on the bar state to repeat this three times. The M2 can also be recognized by the V shaped "dent" on the end of the cap.