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   Early vintage Japanese 35mm slr camera with through the lens viewing with a waist level viewfinder. This camera also has an optical non ttl viewfinder off to the side on the top of the camera. The Asahiflex series of cameras were the first 35mm slr cameras made in Japan. Very interesting "collectible" early interchangeable lens 35mm slr cameras from Japan. Shutter speed range is 1/500 to 1/25 sec, & B. Film rewind lever is on the bottom of the camera. Built in waist level viewfinder with pop up magnifier. Matte focusing screen with "cross hairs". This rare vintage Asahiflex...

Vintage Arsenal 35mm rangefinder film camera Kiev-4A with Jupiter-8M 2/50 lens. Serial number of camera is 6013989. Serial number of the lens is 6036168. The camera is in great working condition. All shutter speeds work correct. Shutter curtains are in good condition. The lens is in very good condition. The glass has no scratches, no fungus, no fog, no separation. Just a cleaning marks which don't affect images quality. If you have any questions, feel free to ask.   

The product is a vintage antique brass camera lens from the early 1900s, specifically designed for large cameras. The lens barrel is made of brass, adding to its historical and collectible value. This unique piece would be a rare find for photography enthusiasts or collectors of vintage camera equipment. Its classic design and durable construction make it a valuable addition to any camera collection. Please review all photos before purchasing. Unsure what brand it is. Minor scratch seen in last photo.   

Famous 13 blades Helios 44 58mm f/2 2/58mm, Excellent Rare Lens Zenit. This lens was designed at Krasnogorsky Mechanical Plant. This is a representative of vast "Helios-44" family, that was based on German Carz Zeiss Jena Biotar 2/58. Firstly it has a name "BK" - Biotar from Krasnogorsk. Optical scheme was calculated in 1951 at State Optical Institute (USSR). This is one of the most popular lenses in the world. This lens was default for SLR cameras "Zenit-3", "Zenit-3m", "Crystal" and optional for "Zenit" and "Zenit-C". This lens had either 8, or 13 aperture blades. Early lenses had ...

BY LOOKING AROUND THE NET, THIS IS APPARENTLY A ROLLEICORD V CAMERA FROM THE EARLY 1950'S. SERIAL# IS 151XXXX, SO BASED ON WHAT I FOUND, HERE WE ARE. NO CLUE WHAT ANY OF THE CONTROLS DO, EVERYTHING I MOVED SEEMED NORMAL. THERE ARE NO EXTERNAL SIGNS OF DAMAGE, JUST SOME NORMAL WEAR. THE LEATHER CASE HAS COME UNSTITCHED IN SEVERAL PLACES; THE LEATHER ITSELF LOOKS PRETTY NICE FOR BEING NEAR SEVEN DECADES IN AGE. IT WILL BE PACKED WITH LOTS OF BUBBLE WRAP. THIS WILL REQUIRE A SIGNATURE TO RECEIVE.   

   The Kodak Medalist II by Eastman Kodak Company in Rochester, New York. Considered one of the best cameras of it's time and to this day. Uses 620 film - 6x9cm film. I did take 1 test shot with it. Everything in this listing however comes as is in it's current condition. (see photos for all inclusions/conditions). Kodak Medalist II camera body. Ektar 100mm f/3.5 lens. Manual "Picture Taking with The Kodak Medalist II". Accessory Back for Kodak Medalist. Manual "How to Adjust and Use teh Accessory Back fo Kodak Medalist". Flash with bracket (I do not know if the flash works). ...

   Early 1936 Kodak Bantam Special Serial #3300 with Kodak 45mm Ektar f/2 Lens. Compur Rapid shutter serial number dates shutter to1935. Bantam has marks from use and old touch up spots. Please see detailed pictures for cosmetic condition. Camera opens easily and closes properly. Lens has nice front and rear elements. Front element has very tiny edge separation spot near the "na" on Anastigmat. Lens has light haze and two small areas of old very very fine light branch fungus inside. Shutter is firing on all speeds. Rangefinder 2nd image is bright and easy to focus. Rangefinder ...

   Kodak Ektra FOUR Lens Kit with Extras!!!! First: I do not believe that the shutter or the rangefinder work on this camera. If you are familiar with these cameras you wont be surprissed by this fact. The cameras are also not inutuitive to use and Ive only owned one in the past so its very possible that I dont know how to use it. The Ektar camera serial number 1869 which makes it a very early, possibly 1940-41, build with the rare 50mm f3.5 lens and the magazine. The 35mm f3.3 lens with cap AND FINDER and metal case. The 90mm f3.5 Lens with cap and metal case. The 135mm f3.8 Lens with...

   Rare early 60s underwater camera Calypso Phot - 35/3.5 SOM Berthiot Flor lens - #1622. Up to 1000 shutter speed (no ad included in sale, shown for historical reference). Excellent cosmetic condition with very minor wear from some use. Looks amazing for a 50+ year old camera. The shadow of Cousteau : the Calypso Phot First experiments with underwater photography date back to the early 20th century. But they really develop with the introduction and demonstration of self-contained scuba equipment by Commander Jacques-Yves Cousteau in 1943. Already directing underwater films, ...