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Minolta XE-7 35MM Camera with Rokkor 1.7 lens, Minolta Celtic 2.8 & 4.5 lens. Robic SC-505 Sport Chronometer, Vivitar Auto Thyristor 2800 flash, Honeywell Strobolite 18, Tiffany 58MM Polarizar, Rokunar F-DL 55MM. The button that is pushed down to take picture is stuck. Timer is at 10'c position, also must be stuck.   

Vintage Luc S4 Front Mount Large Format Lens Camera Shutter No. 37639 4 wide Six blade diaphragm Settings for I, B and focusing Front of lens fitting Cable release socket It does open and close, seems fine, but I don't have a way to test it If you have any questions please feel free to ask Made in Germany.   

  

A few marks from the strap on the waist level finder. A few scratches on the tripod mounting disc and bayonet lens mounts. The focusing/viewing screen is lightly scratched, and it is barely visible to the naked eye and barely visible when viewed under the waist level finder's magnifier.   

The 12mm 1.2 Elgeet lens has a broken aperture, and the 75mm Elgeet has dirty glass, but it's easy to clean and take the lens apart. The 25mm Cine raptar lens is perfect, works great and takes great images. The camera works, fires well and is clean inside and out. Vintage Revere 16mm Movie Camera Working Elgeet 12mm, 75mm, Raptar 25mm Lens.   

This vintage cigarette lighter is a truly unique piece, resembling a twin lens camera on tripod with cable release, from the 1940s. It is a rare find for collectors and enthusiasts of tobacciana. The sleek black color and impeccable craftsmanship of this lighter make it a must-have for anyone looking to add an interesting conversation piece to their collection. The lighter was made in occupied Japan and is a one-of-a-kind item that is sure to impress.   

The lens does have a smooth turning aperture and focus ring.   

The Flektogon was an early wide angle lens of its type with a short focal length yet a long back focus distance (although the cine retrofocus design of Angénieux preceded it). It was introduced in 1950 by VEB Carl Zeiss Jena, the East German Zeiss optics plant.   

It has been checked out by a professional photographer. Serial number 6631701 no case OlympusUV Filter. Aperture working as it should.   

Vintage large format photography at its best! This made somewhere at the end of the 1900's or shortly thereafter. The lens is in fair shape, with the aperture going from f8-45 smoothly, glass is excellent except for some small bubbles on the rear glass (won't affect images at all), but the shutter doesn't work properly & will not open. Will cover 8x10 and anything smaller. A great vintage brass lens to experiment with or restore! Lens measures 89mm x 69mm overall.