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By andrew_spence1 · Posted
Dann thanks for your reply I took the 2 lenses out for cleaning and the rear one is pretty thick and looks like a cemented doublet to me there looks like very slight separation around the edge i could be wrong' The front element is 2 airspaced lenses ill definately try it out they all cleaned up very well. I striped off all the silver paint and found a nice mirrored finish that had been painted black on the rail board and the lens standard is cast aluminum and the plate the lens screws into is now a nice polished brass thanks to car paint cutting compound i think ill paint the rail board satin black as factory original and the lens standard either army green or satin black as there wasnt any factory painr under the silver and leave the lens standard polished brass its the only green plate camera ive seen very unusual to me ive a few quarter plate rollfilm backs i can use on it i think the lens will be ok i must test it out i also need to service the shutter too regards Andrew
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