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<p>Bald Mountain Camera services the earlier Rolleiflex cameras. I had Ken Ruth go though a K-1 model 612, and a Deco Rolleicord. Both are intended for use and he did the work while I was gathering original accessories for them like the lens filters and hoods.</p>

<p>In fact, he will work on any camera but it pays to have a vintage camera worth the price to bring it up to good working shape. He even took on the Agfa Optima Reflex which he considers a difficult camera to rebuild. He actually used two to get enough good parts, including a working selenium cell, for a properly working example. The Agfa model is a twin lens 35mm camera.</p>

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<p>I have a 1939 Rolleiflex Automat Model 2 K4-B that's never been serviced. I dry fire it once a month between actual filming, all functions are up to spec and 1 second is crisp and dead-on. Maybe low miles or just plain good luck for my use. This would be the third year of the Automat and precision, bench made quality may have been the "norm".</p>
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