Texsport
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My biggest thanks and highest recommendation to Ross Yerkes, for a complete restoration to "like new" appearance and function of a scarce Warner 66 camera, which I found by chance.
I sent it to him with the agreed on fee, not knowing if parts were available or repair was possible.
He sent back a beautifully functioning treasure.
His comment on the receipt - "What a job"
Thank you sir!
Texsport
I sent it to him with the agreed on fee, not knowing if parts were available or repair was possible.
He sent back a beautifully functioning treasure.
His comment on the receipt - "What a job"
Thank you sir!
Texsport
Glad you got a good result. Was there anything else in the box with the camera, when you got it back?
Texsport
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Like what?
A receipt
An advertisement
Packing and camera protective bubble wrap
Did I miss a bonus item?
Texsport
A receipt
An advertisement
Packing and camera protective bubble wrap
Did I miss a bonus item?
Texsport
Hard to answer that, bonus item could also be a matter of opinion too, really. But Ross has been known to send free reading material with his repairs from time to time.
I must google "Warner 66" now, as I have never seen one.
Cheers
Brett
johannielscom
Snorting silver salts
How 'bout some pictures of the Warner 66, to show it off?!
:angel:
:angel:
Texsport
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On vacation, but will post some pics when I get home.
Warner 66 is a U S marketed version of the Rittreck 66 camera.
Probably manufacured for less than a year.
I've seen two versions - with and without lugs for attachments to a camera strap. Mine has no lugs and I use a Norita 1/2 case with a strap to carry it around my neck.
Texsport
Warner 66 is a U S marketed version of the Rittreck 66 camera.
Probably manufacured for less than a year.
I've seen two versions - with and without lugs for attachments to a camera strap. Mine has no lugs and I use a Norita 1/2 case with a strap to carry it around my neck.
Texsport