Another kodak Pony model C

<p>This one was found at the thrift store for US$2.50.<br>

Untested as yet.</p><div></div>

<p>the case</p><div></div>

<p>Speeds to 1/300</p>

<p> I had a girlfriend whose father died in a car crash, and one time when I was cameraless, due to money problems, loaned me a Pony like that one to use. It served me well for about 18 months.</p>

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<p>It looks pristine! Can't wait to see pics.</p>

<p>Nice, I was offered a maintenance job there. I turned it down because I just got hired somewhere else two weeks before.</p>

<p>Congrats. Nice find!</p>

<p>Thanks for your kind comments. I was surprised that they<br>

had it so cheap.<br>

Soon i will post my latest "test"; ( hahahah)<br>

The Chinon Cx, and Pentax 135- 2.5 super multi tak,<br>

and Auto Chinon 55 - 1.7 !<br>

Not really all that impressed with the Pen super tak 135- f2.5 ; the Chinon 55mm was at least a little bit warmer in tone.</p>

<p>I have the one with the f4.5 lens and 1/200 second top speed. Does fine stopped down a bit. Nice example. And you were lucky to get the case in such good condition.<br>

Can't wait to see some photos.</p>

<p>Thanks Mike.</p>

<p>My uncle had one in the 1950's. He bought it in New York City to celebrate his discharge from the army. The next day he went up the Hudson R. testing the camera. One of those shots of a big mansion was bought for a cover by Architectual Digest. Ever after he laughed at us camera snobs in the family. I guess it is true; F8 and be there.<br>

Bill lawlor</p>