MINOLTA SR-2-Chrome-35mm-f4-SN-1112870

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These were Minolta's first SLR camera's, and they were built to last! Simple and elegant design with very good lenses. We had the body CLA'd and its working fine! Condition about EX+++. We added a beautiful Rokkor 35mm f.4 lens to this one, but have others if you prefer something different. (See our Collector Camera page for the extremely rare Black version)

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$450 as shown

Konica FP w 52mm 1.8-SN-3711416  Circa 1963

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Picked this one up a while back as it was in such good condition and was looking for a home. This example is beautiful, in about EX+++ condition and is working fine. A CLA would be good for it someday as with most old cameras but it is usable as is. The shutter speeds are good and the lens is good, just some cleaning marks. The nice case is included. No meter on these.

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$110 with case.

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MINOLTA SR-2-Chrome-55mm-1.8, SN-1192659

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Similar to the above but with the normal 55mm f 1.8 Lens. Simple and elegant design with very good lenses. We had the body CLA'd and its working fine! Condition about EX++. We have other lenses if you prefer something different. (See our Collector Camerapage for the extremely rare Black version)

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$400 as shown

This is the  "Brilliant V6"and it has a focusing coupled f2.2 viewfinder lens. This Famous classical German TLR was manufactured starting from 1938 until production ended during WW2. It is made from Bakelite, therefore very light and was cheaper than metal bodies, but also comparatively fragile. Today it is hard find an un-cracked camera.This was the top version of famous Brilliant series and came with Heliar and Compur Rapid shutter, the best of its day.

The  Lens, Voigtländer's Voigtar (uncoated and without serial number) 75/3.5, stops up to 22. Shutter: Compur with speeds 1- 1/300, T and B.

Cosmetically is this camera EX+.  Bakelite has a few marks and scratches, but no cracks. Viewfinder shows some slight wear and the camera appears to have been re-painted, or touched up. With case, yellow filter and extinction meter. The Shutter was overhauled (CLA'd) and therefore it works properly. Glass on lens is clear, no fungus. A few light cleaning scratches on front are visible from rear end only. Good glass for this type. The Lens focuses smoothly and the picture counter is functioning well also. Has not yet been film tested, but will be someday soon. ​$175 as shown

Konica Autorex P-SN-932362, with Hexanon 52mm 1.8

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These are quite unique as they can be switched "on the fly" between Full and Half-frame! This is the version without battery / light meter and was cheaper at the time of production but much rarer now than the one with meter so cost more these days. Condition is about M- and the Lens is a beauty. We have quite a variety of other lenses for it also, including the 1.4 faster normal lens if you need it. We had the body CLA'd and its working fine!

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$325 with case, cap & strap

Here we have a few classics that may not be expensive but will still make a nice addition to any collection, and will still make great pics!

MINOLTA SR-2-Chrome-55mm-1.8, SN-1102303

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Similar to the others above but we added the ulta-fast normal 58mm f 1.4 Lens as an upgrade. Simple and elegant design with very good lenses. We had the body & lens both CLA'd here and they are working just fine! Condition about EX+++ for both the body and lens. We have other lenses if you prefer something different. (See our Collector Camerapage for the extremely rare Black version)

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$475 with Cap & UVa Filter

Konica IIIM-50mm 1.8 Hexanon-SN-401346

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Condition is great, near mint body and the lens is near perfect also. Light meter does not work, missing the selenium cell (broken off as is usual for these, and no half frame adapter. Rangefinder is beautiful with large clear patch and parallax correction. Added a nice case $30 and the Konihood as well, a nice shooter with a fast lens.

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$450 with case, cap & hood.

Linhof Technika 70, Type 1, SN-1731878, Circa 1967

​​A "universal" camera intended for both handheld action and tripod-mounted corrective photography, the Linhof Technika 70 is a combination of press and technical designs. Introduced in 1963 by Nikolaus Karpf KG in Munich, Germany, the Technika 70 was similar in concept (combined range/viewfinder focusing, folding-bed bellows camera of alloy metal construction) to the previous Super Technika's III and IV. For the Technika 70, the top-mounted rangefinder was a completely new design with a larger, brighter finder having 6x7cm format reflected frame lines for up to three rangefinder-coupled lenses. ​

This example is in very good, about EX++ condition and is working fine. The rangefinder is clear and working well, and the Symmar lens is clean and clear. This classic was a real workhorse! 

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$925 for the set