Cameras

Agfa Karat 36 v3 Rodenstock Heligon 50/2

Agfa Karat 36 v3 Schneider Kreuznach Xenon 50/2.8

Black SP-F with 35/3.5 SMC This camera belonged to my father in law and after several years of negotiating he agreed to pass it on !

Late model Spotmatic (bought by my father in 1973), post CLA in the expert hands of Eric Hendrickson With the sharp as nails and tough like brics Super-Multi-Coated Takumar 55/1.8

AGFA Isolette III (1951-1960) Solinar 85mm/4.5 Synchro-Compur B,1-500 M-X This was made between 1954/5 and it has an uncoupled rangefinder. I cured the green-AGFA curse and calibrated the RF. The bellows is a Bronze color from Sandeha1 Sandeha Lynch to replace the old "shiny" one that was falling apart.

Zorki "Зоркий-4“ camera type PM1740 (Subtype of the 1st Version) KMZ (Krasnogor) 1958 Jupiter 8 50/2 Showing the speed dials with old speed settings 25-B-1000-500-250-100-50-10-5-2-1 Shutter button with T (Д) setting and Film Rewind (π) In the back it says Made in the USSR with the KMZ symbol and the S/N starting in 58

Zeiss Ikon Ikonta 35 with Zeiss Opton Tessar-T 45mm f/2.8 and synchro-compur shutter (B-1-2-5-10-25-50-100-250-500) c.a. 1952 The lens is marked Zeiss-Opton because the West Germany part of the Carl Zeiss operations didn't regain the use of the Carl Zeiss brand until 1953

Postwar Contax III with an East-German CZJ 50mm/1.5 Sonnar A beautiful camera that I borrowed for a few days

Zeiss Ikon Contessa 35 v1 (1952) * Compur Rapid Shutter (B,1-500, no timer, and X-sync only), * Opton T* Tessar 45mm/2.8 * Lightmeter works fine in both scales: ** green /closed for bright light ** black/open for low light) * Takes 28.5 push-on filters and hood or 27mm filter on the female side