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I have an original model RB 67 non PRO, PRO S and SD do not fit. Does anyone in the U.S. have one an original model adapter for sale?

Is this model with OPTON TESSAR rare? I have checked E-BAY for weeks and have found only five, one with OPTON TESSAR.

NOTE,I have found one!

I should have stated OPTON TESSAR T

I need the rear element for OPTON-TESSAR 80mm 2.8. Does anyone have a clean one for sale?

I bought this camera without a clear photo of the lens in the EBAY listing. Much to my surprise it has a 1:3,5 75cm RODENSTOCK TRINAR. The serial number of the lens 201529 indicates a manufacture date 1945. From research I've found it may be quite rare. Does anyone know how many may have been produced?

Thank you. I was a bit confused thanks for clearing it up.

I recently purchased this camera and the film spools are for 620 film yet all information that I have found says 120 film. Were the two interchangeable for this camera? The lens serial number 1496679 would indicate 1933 or 1934 date of manufacture. I can't find a body serial number.

Does anyone know where to find a replacement leatherette cover for this? I have checked HUGO STUDIO and ASAHI websites but b=no luck there.

My lens has tiny opaque pinpoint dots throughout apparently between elements. They are not spider web like so it appears it may not be fungus. Does anyone have an idea what it might be?

I have bought a 524/16 MESS IKONTA. It has a 75MM 3.5 OPTON TESSAR SYNCHRO-COMPUR shutter. I have read that with this lens and shutter it is fairly rare however I have not found information via the internet aside from that such as production numbers. Can someone please offer an opinion as to rarity?

Thank you!

I need a shutter button for a ROLLEICORDIII. Not the entire mechanism just the button that screws into the opening. The camera works with a cable release.

Does anyone know of a film lab that uses the traditional dip & dunk film processing?

The rangefinder was working. It was not forced it moved freely suddenly does not bring images together. Can someone suggest a reputable medium format repair shop?