Found in a box of junk

[larrydressler]

I received a box of "junk" from my former wife. She said "all this

must be your's so here it is." Well only one of the cameras in the

box was one of mine and all the others are just gifts I figure.

 

Some times it pays to stay nice with your former spouse.<div></div>

[larrydressler]

Here is anothe one in the box this one has the full case with it but the meter seems dead. The shutter fires so I wonder what speed it is?<div></div>

[larrydressler]

This one even came with a screw in lens hood.

[larrydressler]

This one even came with a screw in lens hood.<div></div>

[larrydressler]

OK this is the lastone for now the rest need a good outer cleaning. This one has the origional lens cap and it responds to light it matched my hand held meter so I think it is right on. it also had a roll of some store brand film in it process c-22 so I my try and dev it in Diafine or hc-110 when I get the time.<div></div>

[phisc]

Larry, that's a nice present; there are some nice cameras in your "junk" box. I'm a fan of other people's film, too -- I hope you'll post some of the images from that found C22 roll.

[larrydressler]

Philip

Thank you wait until you see the rest of these Junk cameras. One is a Fed2 that someone painted to look like the Ukrain flag and the shutter speeds seem to be close not to mention the rangefinder seems close. If anything I can mount it on the wall and use it to scare my grand children. This was also in the box a wonderful and working Sears AF point and shoot with adjustable film speed settings it works on 2 double A bats and I already ran 5 shots of film through it and it seems to work. We shall see.<div></div>

[skygzr]

I have a Petri 7 around here somewhere. It's got a very nice lens. The meter is useless but the shutter speeds are very close. Its a very usable camera!

[larrydressler]

Anotherone in the box it has a perfect case. I think it was used well and often due to the finger wear and it was never in the case because the case looks brand new. All shutter speeds seem to be working and apatuture blades show no sign of oil. The lens is totaly clear with no spots inside. Although I wonder if it was radioactive because it is yellow. Just like a Takumar Rare earth lens.<div></div>

[larrydressler]

Last one for tonight. there were even a box of blue flash bulbs in the box that fit this flash. it seems that it takes both 620 and 120 film because there was a 120 take up spool on the wind side.

Larry<div></div>

[grahams]

Your lucky day, Larry. Now you have lots to do this winter.

[titrisol]

the zeiss ikon pitured is a contessamat, the meter has no knob or scale

[andre_reinders]

What a great gift! I can't wait to see what you do with them.

[larrydressler]

Pablo you want it? offer me a fair price and I hope you find the knob to fit it.

[al_kaplan1]

I've got a former wife in the antique business and we're still good friends. Whenever she runs into cameras at an estate sale she calls. We've made some great buys and sold stuff on Ebay. I've gotten a couple Of Leica M bodies and lenses for myself essentially for free out of one deal.

[larrydressler]

Thanks Al for reminding me she is a former wife. It souns so musch better than Ex.<div></div>