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   This is a NICE Old Heavy Camera! It's Not perfect, but it's got a lot of good going for it! A Nice example of a 80+ year old Used camera. It's technically a "Rangefinder" camera but it looks like a big Hasselblad SLR. It takes 620 Roll Film for making 6X9 cm images. It was made from about the mid 1940's through the mid 1950's--- I don't know exactly when. That lens is a 100mm f/3.5 Kodak Ektar--- a venerable workhorse from Eastman. It also comes with it's original Leather Case in pretty nice condition! It's in Very Good Condition overall--- it has some light wear, scuffs, ...

The Vintage Yashica-Mat EM TLR Medium Format Film Camera is a Japanese-made camera that uses 80mm film. It features a 3.2 lens and is part of the TLR Cameras and Vintage Cameras categories. The Yashica-Mat EM model is a vintage camera that is suitable for photography enthusiasts who appreciate the art of film photography.   

Mamiya-Sekor C 110mm f/2.8 lens for Mamiya 6x4.5 film camera. This is a great portrait length lens for Mamiya 645 or it can be adapted to digital cameras. The lens is in good condition other than damage to the front filter threading. As you can see in the pictures, a filter can still be screwed on, but not all the way it's enough to keep the filter sturdy. A mint condition version would cost you quite a bit more, so you can save if you're ok with some cosmetic damage with only minor functional downside.   

Overall the camera is in decent cosmetic condition. All functions have been tested and are working. All shutter speeds have been tested to work, but have not been measured for accuracy. Lens focusing is a little stiff, but works. Maybe just needs a cleaning. Glass and aperture are clean, aside from some slight internal dust. Rangefinder appears to be working, but has not been tested for accuracy. Any prospective buyers should do some research on the cameras functions, as it is complicated and may not work if not properly used.   

Excellent wide angle large format lens at a great price! This is a Agfa Intergon 210mm f9 process lens. This lens has excellent sharpness and remarkable coverage. It will almost cover 11x14 at infinity, and easily covers 8x10 and smaller formats. The glass is in excellent condition and the aperture works.   

Moderate to heavy scratching, scuffing and wear throughout the exterior from age and use, particularly along the exterior sides, corners and edges throughout. The center ring on the bottom has brown glue around its exterior edges and was possible glued back into place.   

F-9 450mm Lens in near mint condition. Clean optics, no marks, aperture working smooth, 6 blades aperture. Hight quality lens, rare on the market in that condition.   

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.   

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.   

   FC (photo camera) is a family of Soviet large-format direct-sight cameras, similar to pre-war German Görlitzer cameras. Large-format cameras of the "FK" family were produced in several versions, for different frame formats, with slightly different names: FK 13x18, FKD 13x18, FK 18x24, FKD 18x24, FKP 18x24, FKR 30x40. These cameras are known to several generations of Soviet people; they have been produced since 1930 and were used in almost all photo studios of the Soviet Union. The cameras have a wooden folding body and a focusing bellows made of fabric or thin leather. The design of the...