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   You have perhaps never seen a Yashica D with this colour combination. They are very rarely seen. So here's a chance to add something rather special to your collection. The Yashica-D was made between 1958 to 1974. It features quick and easily visible aperture and speed setting by thumb wheels which display the readings in a small window above the top lens. The shutter is cocked by the lever on the side of the taking lens which I personally favour over the later crank handle of the Yashica-Mat and other models - much more reliable and just as quick to wind on, in my opinion. ...

A rare and high quality camera. Excellent condition and fully operational. This is vintage film camera technology best suited to the collector or enthusiast. OLYMPUS U {mju:} -1 Point & Shoot Vintage 35mm Film Camera Olympus F1:3.8 lens. Sent with Australia Post Standard Large Box/Satchel. The item "OLYMPUS U mju -1 Point & Shoot Vintage 35mm Film Camera Olympus F13.8 lens" is in sale since Wednesday, September 23, 2020. This item is in the category "Cameras\Film Photography\Film Cameras". The seller is "murpheez" and is located in Goolwa, SA. This item can be shipped ...

   Here is a very rare Panon Wide Angle 140 Degree Panoramic camera made in the 1950's. The shutter works fine at the 3 speeds. The lens is a Hexanon 50mm f2.8. The focus and diaphragm work fine. The glass is clean and clear. It has the wire frame finder on the top. The leather covering does show wear with some lifting at the edges and some cracks and looks like it is missing the band of leather that is across the back top where the strap lugs are. The chrome could use a cleaning. Inside the camera has its film holder with matching serial number to the camera. It looks like a great ...

   The Yashica 635 was my first'real' camera 42 years ago and I have literally thousands of photos to attest to it's capabilities. Released in June 1958 it cost. The Yashica 635 uses 120 film or alternatively 35mm film by using an adaptor kit (not supplied). For some reason many of the adaptor kits seem to have become separated from their cameras. This 635 has the Yashikor 80mm f/3.5 lenses, (some, though hard to find, have Yashinon lenses and are worth even more), and has a Copal MXV 1 sec to 1/500th and B shutter with XM flash sync. It is best practice to keep the XM Sync lever in the ...

   I bought the camera new in the early 70's and used it until Sony came out with their Mavica FD91 in the late 90's. Have had this camera displayed in my office for 20 or 30 years. I enjoyed the 35mm 1/2 frame capability as it doubled the number of pictures I could shoot on one roll of film. 38mm and 40mm lenses I have used on my M43 cameras on occasion but the 42mm has haze sorry to say, but it makes for a good display... Olympus Pen FT 35mm 1/2 frame camera. Zuiko Auto-S 38mm f1.8. Zuiko Auto-S 40mm f1.4. Olympus F Zuiko Auto-S 42MM F1.2 (Has haze, not useable except as...

   A vintage narrow-film movie camera Krasnogorsk 3 was produced in 1970s-1980s at "Krasnogorsk Mechanical Plant" in Russia. It was one of the most popular 16mm movie cameras in Eastern Europe, where it made a prominent appearance in Krzysztof Kielowski's 1979 film Camera Buff, and continues to enjoy considerable popularity in the West. F/1.9 1769 mm zoom lens Meteor-5-1. 16mm single or double perforation, max. 17-69mm f1.9 zoom precision Zenit Lens. Lens Thread: M42x1, "Pentax screw mount" or Bayonette. Continuously variable speed from 8-48 fps. The camera goes with an original ...