carbo73
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wow, spectacular and never seen model, Ambro51 !!!
Chrome on chrome porn, please
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carbo73
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A Canon II B (a Leica clone), made c. 1949-1951, and, as such, marked as "Made in Occupied Japan" (aka MIOJ); in working condition. The lens is a M39 Soviet Industar-50. I have to buy a Canon Serenar someday...
j.scooter
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j.scooter
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This was my recent cure GAS acquisition.
I promised myself that I would focus on photography and not gear for a year. So no new lens or camera purchases during that time. Have been looking at some nice leather cases and straps. Haven’t decided whether or not that counts.
I have also started a almost 365 day project.
Wish me luck 🙂
I promised myself that I would focus on photography and not gear for a year. So no new lens or camera purchases during that time. Have been looking at some nice leather cases and straps. Haven’t decided whether or not that counts.
I have also started a almost 365 day project.
Wish me luck 🙂
carbo73
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Kodak Retina IIIc, made c.1956-57
Ambro51
Collector/Photographer
That’s a Beautiful Retina (and I don’t like Kodak’s 🙂
Ambro51
Collector/Photographer
The Wollensak Stereo 10. Some feel this is the finest imaging stereo camera. While Wollensak was a prolific maker of audio and visual equipment....this is the ONLY still camera they ever made.
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carbo73
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Well, I love folding Retinas and EARLY (and mean early, before WWI) folding Kodaks.
Ambro51
Collector/Photographer
Ugh. I’ve got a reeeealy nice condition strut VPK......unfortunately it’s haunted by George Eastman’s Ghost....and the shutter doesn’t work! (Amazing, isn’t it, a Kodak with an inoperable shutter :-(
Vince Lupo
Whatever
Mr_Flibble
In Tabulas Argenteas Refero
carbo73
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Greeeat, that looks sturdy and heavy like a WW1 tank!
I have a similar one, a Gaumont Stereo Spido. In fact I think the plate magazine is the same. Working but difficult to find the exact size film. I imagined just cut parts of 120 would fit but it's just about 1-2mm too wide, damn!
kshapero
South Florida Man
What is this?
vnukov_pk
Established
That is werra. Carl Zeiss Jena designed and made viewfinder.
Aristo
Member
It‘s a Werra I, an eastern Germany made Camera.
Bill Blackwell
Leica M Shooter
carbo73
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A Kodak No.3A Autographic Special, model-b, the first camera with coupled rangefinder, starting production in 1916. This one I own is a latter one, made c. 1921-1934, as it has the Kodamatic shutter.
There's not much chrome on this camera, but you can't say is not rather spectacular (and large!).
There's not much chrome on this camera, but you can't say is not rather spectacular (and large!).
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