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On Boxing Day in 2025, I had the opportunity to take some close-
The models belong to close friend Phyllis Marshal of Kendal, so many thanks to her to allow me to do this.
Leica SL(601), Apo-
A teapot in the shape of a cabinet, why not?! I especially like this one due to the various items on this model, with all their incredible intricate details.
Leica SL(601), Apo-
Fantastic detail on the various items here.
Leica SL(601), Apo-
Here we see the teapot on the shelf of the teapot-
Leica SL(601), Apo-
Despite barely measuring a few centimetres across, the bag of tea here has clearly legible text and clear images, like the container next to it.
Leica SL(601), Apo-
This is the lid of the teapot, which I removed to take a photograph directly above; the text is incredibly small, yet actually readable, and not only that, has a consistent font, which I think is Times New Roman. I especially love the dividend card, which presumably is something that Ringtons used to do ‘back in the day’; and furthermore, this one is probably what they actually looked like!
Leica SL(601), Apo-
Leica SL(601), Apo-
Leica SL(601), Apo-
Leica SL(601), Apo-
Leica SL(601), Apo-
Getting in really close here, to focus on the window of the toy shop. Game of cricket anyone?
Left: Leica SL(601), Apo-
Right: Leica SL(601), Apo-
Front and rear of the China shop.
Leica SL(601), Apo-
Bridge House in Ambleside, a well-
Left: Leica SL(601), Apo-
Right: Leica SL(601), Apo-
Front and side view of another well-
Leica SL(601), Apo-
Left: Leica SL(601), Apo-
Right: Leica SL(601), Apo-
Front and side view of a church.
Leica SL(601), Apo-
Getting in really close to the church, where we see a marriage taking place; unfortunately there is damage to the grooms’ face, normally people get smashed after the church ceremony, not during. Or another way of looking at it, people getting off their face. I think that is enough puns.
Leica SL(601), Apo-
Leica SL(601), Apo-
Leica SL(601), Apo-
Leica SL(601), Apo-
The rear of the butcher’s shop, and going in close again, to focus on the bike, which measures barely a few milimeters across, but the main components are clearly visible.
Leica SL(601), Apo-