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(10) Chinon 35F-MA Infrafocus, Flash, Early (1982) Auto Focus,
new, ea |
$29 |
COLLECTIBLES |
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Miranda
DR with 50mm F:1.9 Lens & Prism. Dates back to 1962 but ours looks like
it was made yesterday. Hardly a mark anywhere. We rate it 9.5 out of 10.
Everything works properly. The lens is of the proper vintage with a ‘k”
prefix before the serial number. |
$149 |
See-Through
Ricoh LX-225 with “Michael Jackson History” engraved on the back. Very
interesting looking, very interesting inscription. It is a perfectly useable
camera as far as we know. Ours is in just about mint condition. |
$59 |
Russian
SpecCam Detective Camera. This appears to be an elegant ladies makeup kit,
careful examination shoes the concealed Kneb 16 camera in a hidden side
compartment. An interesting item from the cold war. While you were romancing
the beautiful lady spy , she was taking pictures. All in beautiful condition.
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$899 |
Collectible
Russian KMZ Start SLR. Interchangeable externally Automatic 58mm F:2 Helios
lens, similar to the Exakta mount. Shutter speeds 1 sec. to 1/1000 & B.
Interchangeable prism finder. Also supplied with W.L. Finder. Name engraved
in Cyrillic. Painted trim show wear. Chrome surfaces are quite nice, no
dents. |
$129 |
Collectible
Falz & Werner Leipzig Universal Extra Rapid Aplanat F Lens. The diaphragm
markings are F:8 to F:64. The focal length is not marked but we measured it
to be about 180mm (7 1/4"). Rear diameter is about 40mm (1 3/4").
There is mild edge separation around the edge of the front element. The glass
is otherwise remarkably clear. We unfortunately don't know anything about
it's vintage or which camera is was designed for. |
$39 |
Kodak
Retina I, Type 010. This is one of
the many models of this "vest pocket" 35mm camera that was so
popular for many years. It has the
5cm F:3.5 Xenar lens. It is a German
made camera, produced between 1945-1949.
The shutter and optics are fine.
The exterior needs some TLC on the leather. |
$65 |
65mm F:3.5 Russian lens for Kiev 88. This lens is for the
early Kiev 88 which has a lens mount similar to that of the Hasselblad 1000F.
Condition is well above average. We rate it 9 out of 10. Supplied with front
and rear caps, and case. This focal length wide-angle lens is often used by
wedding photographers for group table shots. |
$59 |
Kodak
50th Anniversary Brown Box Camera. Uses 120 film. Fully functional and very
clean. Definitely in collector condition. |
$40 |
Zenit-C, 50/3.5, ex++ |
$139 |
5x7 Super Light Weight German Field Camera (No name), 3 Wood
Plate Holders, ex+ |
$895 |
Yashicaflex AIII TLR, 80/3.5 Yashinar, Meter works, Case,
ex++ |
$159 |
Topcon Autom. Ext. Tube, ex++ |
$45 |
DARKROOM |
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135mm F:4.5 Rodenstock Omegaron enlarging lens. This lens was made in Germany for the
Omega enlarger company. It is a high
quality coated optic meade to cover 4x5 format. It has a click stop diaphragm for ease of setting. Nice condition. |
$49 |
EXAKTA |
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135mm F:4 Zeiss Triotar for Exakta. This is the 'T' coated manual diaphragm model. The optics are perfectly clear. Focusing is smooth. The chrome is as shiny as the say it left
the factory. Supplied with Zeiss
front cap. |
$64 |
LARGE FORMAT |
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36cm/4.5 Heliar, Unctd, Barrel, ex+ |
$699 |
LEICA |
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Leica IID Black (Impression on top), 50/3.5 Nickel Elmar, Black
Wintu Finder, Case, ex+ |
$1,095 |
Leica
"Fison" Shade for 5cm Elmar. This is the elusive clip-on shade for
the old 5cm Elmar. There are a number of surface marks but no dents. |
$69 |
MDA Post Camera, 35/2.8 Summaron, ex+ |
$1,399 |
Black Mooly Motor, Slight dent has been straightened at upper
left front, and small dent at auf/zu Key, w/IIIc Red Curtain Body, ex+ |
$5,950 |
FED 1 Type 2 Body (1937), ex+ |
$217 |
FED 4, 53/2.8, ex++ |
$69 |
Canon S, 5cm F:3.5 Nikkor with Case. An importand
collectible, estimated production 1600 camera made 1938 to 1945. How may have
survived? The general condition of this one is good. Some slight surface
metal corrosion, stiff focus and curtain problems are evident. Optics are a
bit cloudy. The accessory shoe is missing. This camera has the foundation to
restore beautifully. |
$3,899 |
Canon
85mm Finder for Leica, Canon, etc. rangefinder cameras. This is the chrome
version with parallex correction. The optics are clear, the chrome is shiny. |
$69 |
New
Voigtlander 15mm Viewfinder. It is in black finish, made for the Leica mount
15mm Heliar lens. Brand new with box. |
$75 |
MEDIUM FORMAT |
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80/2.8 Zenzanon-S for SQ, SQ-A, SQ-Ai, etc. This is the normal lens for above listed
cameras. Ours is in immaculate
condition cosmetically, optically and mechanically. A great buy if you never
had one or need to replace a worn-out or damaged lens. We rate it 9.5 out of 10. Supplied with front and rear caps. |
$190 |
Bronica 6x6 120 Magazine for the original "Deluxe"
model camera. Certainly in good
useable condition considering that
this item was last made over 40 years ago. It is very much sought after by
collectors. Cosmetically we rate it 9
out of 10. |
$140 |
65mm F:3.5 Russian lens for Kiev 88. This lens is for the
early Kiev 88 which has a lens mount similar to that of the Hasselblad 1000F.
Condition is well above average. We rate it 9 out of 10. Supplied with front
and rear caps, and case. This focal length wide-angle lens is often used by
wedding photographers for group table shots. |
$99 |
300/4 Preset Orestagor for Praktisix, ex++ |
$349 |
Adapter for Zeiss and other lenses for Praktisix, Kiev 60 and
Exakta 66 onto Mamiya 645 Body. Ours is of superb quality. The metal front
flange is beautifully machined. It is unused but unboxed. |
$75 |
Mamiya 645E Body.
The 645E has a non removable prism finder, aperture priority auto
exposure, an exposure compensation dial and for eye glass wearers diopter
control from -5+0+5. The bright
viewfinder has a split image spot in the micro prism center. It uses the standard M645 film
inserts. The meter is center weighted
and all in all a tool designed for the professional photographer. Mamiya says it is built for heavy
professional use and a long service life.
This item is unused. |
$679 |
Prism Finder N for Mamiya M645 Super. The prism finder lets you handle this camera like a 35mm
SLR. It brings the camera up to
eyelevel and provides a bright unreversed image. This one is new in the original box. |
$149 |
Kiev 88 Late Model 6x6 Magazine. Looks unused. If we had a box
for it, it would pass for brand new. |
$69 |
Rolleiflex
2.8GX 75th Anniversary. This is an absolute jewel, a collectors delight. Only
900 of these were made. The metal parts are gold plated, the leather has a
reptile look and it comes in a plush lines wooden box. If you need to take
pictures with it, it is an up to date instrument with TTL metering and
dedicated flash metering. The optics are superb. The value of this work of
art can only increase. Brand new. |
$3,995 |
Hasselblad Shade for 110/2.8 F Lens. Ours is with the original
box in near mint condition. |
$59 |
MINOLTA |
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Minolta
45mm F:2 MD Rokkor-X. This is the desirable very compact normal lens. Fits
and will work properly with all manual focus models. The glass is perfectly
clear. Very nice cosmetically. We rate it 9 out of 10. |
$39 |
MOVIES |
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15-90/1.8 Tamron GBC TV, ex |
$99 |
NIKON |
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Nikon
28mm F:2.8 Non AI Nikkor. Couples to the metering system of the Nikon F2
& Nikkormat FT-2, and earlier models. The lens can be converted to an AI
type to work properly with later models. Our lens is average, we rate it 9
out of 10. Supplied with front and rear caps. |
$95 |
2.8cm/3.5 Nikkor, ex++ |
$145 |
13.5CM/3.5 Nikkor, ex |
$74 |
13.5cm
F:3.5 Early Nikkor. This is an early production lens marked in centimeters.
This one is cosmetically nearly mint. The diaphragm is a bit oily but is
working. Focusing is smooth. Supplied with front and rear caps, shade and
case. |
$99 |
Nikon F Waist Lever Finder . This is the model 1 with the Nippon
Kogaku Tokyo Logo. Early items such as this are sought after by collectors.
The condition is nice with a few tiny marks in the black finish. |
$129 |
ZEISS |
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Zeiss Nettax 538/24, 50/2.8 Tessar, “Made for China”, Slight
ding on top of finder, ex+ |
$1,075 |
Zeiss
Trona 210/5. This is the relatively rare and unusual 8.5x11cm format (approx.
3 ¼ x 4 ¼”). The 135mm F:4.5 Tessar is in a dial-set compur shutter. It
features double extension bellows, rise and shift. Supplied with ground glass
back. A cut film holder and case. The bellows is in good condition, the
shutter works and the lens is reasonably clear. The leather covering is a bit
scuffed but can easily be restored. |
$99 |
Zeiss
Ikoflex II 851/16. This model was made between 1936 & 1939. It is in
incredibly nice condition considering it’s age. The 8cm F:4.5 Novar-Anstigmat
could use an internal cleaning but is perfectly useable the way it is. The
shutter speeds are all ok. Focusing is smooth. The leather is better than 95%
perfect. Metal trim is slightly tarnished but looks good. No dents or dings. |
$89 |
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