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RARE Graflex #7A Or 9A Diaphram Back/Mask 2 On 5×7 Camera. SEE PICTURES.
SEE PICTURES. For different Graflex parts, viewfinders, many lenses, lens boards and large format. COMPREHEND WHAT THEY ARE PURCHASING. Used and good with one small chip at the corner of the wood.
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VINTAGE BROWNIE 8 MOVIE LIGHT See Pictures
Untested but seems like it’s in great shape.
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Vintage 7 Interesting Bolex Kern Paillard Items. All Good. SEE PICTURES & READ.
SEE PICTURES & READ. Bolex rail. READ CAREFULLY BELOW AND BE SURE YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE BUYING. YOU’LL GET WHAT YOU SEE. NOTHING ELSE. And you see.
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Vintage Camera view finder 90 degree – 2inch circular opening, see pictures
I do not know much about this one.
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Nikon Nikonos Strobes SB-102, 103 & 105 Sync Port Covers. Good. See Pictures.
IF YOU THINK MY STARTING PRICE IS TOO HIGH, BUT YOU WANT TO BUY THIS ITEM, DON’T HESITATE TO CONTACT ME WITH YOUR REASONABLE OFFER. HEY, YOU NEVER KNOW, MAYBE YOUR OFFER PRICE WILL BE ENOUGH FOR ME TO SELL THIS ITEM. Nikon Nikonos For Strobes SB-102, SB-103 & SB-105 Sync Port Covers. Good. See…
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VINTAGE ROLEV M.G. 49MM +2 CLOSE-UP LENS, used see pictures
this auction is for a VINTAGE ROLEV M.G. 49MM +2 CLOSE-UP LENS, used good to vgood cond, see pictures for more info on content and condition
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RARE Graflex #7 Diaphram Back/Mask 2 On 8×10 Camera. SEE PICTURES.
SEE PICTURES. For different Graflex parts, viewfinders, many lenses, lens boards and large format. COMPREHEND WHAT THEY ARE PURCHASING. It is designed to use a sliding film holder to make two exposures on a 5 x 7 sheet of film.
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6 Vintage Film Tins & 5 Reels See Pictures For Condition & Wear Needs Cleaning
Vintage Film Tins & 5 Reels See Pictures For Condition & Wear Needs Cleaning See pictures for condition and details I combine shipping whenever possible Email me with questions and suggestions Thank you for stopping by 2/18/26
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RARE Lithographed Enamel 35mm Film Canister 1952-53 Great Condition See Pictures
The Perutz company in Germany has 3 different fonts, this “Western” or “Circus poster) style only in 1952-1953. It looks like brightly colored paper, but it’s over 70 years old and that’s because of the lithographed enamel using a white base to make the colors stay bright.
