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Kristall 53. Chinaglia Italy1125 viewsKristall-53. C.R.Finder 35mm Camera. leica copy, Large viewfinder window, with a lever to change to six different frame sizes. 28,35,50,75,90. and 150mm. Lens: Kristall 3.5/5cm. A rare camera. Made in Italy ca.1953
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Leotax cameras. photo 1.971 viewsTwo Leotax 35mm C.R.Finder cameras, left, is crocodile covered DII,ca.1947. Right: has slow speeds. made by Showa Optical Works Japan ca.1955?
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Wenka camera . Wenk Brothers. Germany.993 viewsWenka 35mm CRF camera. 24x30mm(unusual)on 35mm film. Two rangefinder windows. Made by Wenk Brothers Germany ca.1950
A rare camera.
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Elega-35. Nitto Seico. Japan1103 viewsElega-35, leica copy? 35mm camera, non interchangeble lenses, Lens: Eleger Anastigmat f3.5/45mm, behind the lens Leave Shutter B.1-2000.
Made in Japan in 1952 ?
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Detrola 400. Detrola Corp. USA.1086 viewsDetrola 400. Leica copy? CRF.35mm camera. Interchangeble Lens, and Focal-plane shutter to 500.
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Canon-7 camera. Japan1077 viewsCanon-7. C.R.Finder 35mm camera, accept Dual-mounting flange, screwmount lenses, and bayonet-mounted, this is the rare f0.95/50mm Lens, with filter & lens shade, made by canon Japan ca.1961
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Wega camera, Chinaglia Italy911 viewsWega 35mm CRF.camera, AFIOM logo under the Wega name, collapsible Lens: Anastigmat Trixar 3.5/50mm. Leica screw mount fitting Lens. very rare. Made in Italy ca.1952.
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A shelf of Leica copy's. photo 1.1740 viewsmostly Leica copy's
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A shelf of Leica copy's. photo 2.1261 views
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A shelf of Leica copy's. photo 3.1173 views
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Leica-1F. Leitz. Germany.905 viewsLeica-1F. no slow speed dial, no finder, two shoe, flash post in slow speed location, made by Leitz Germany ca.1952
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Leica Glass Ball. Singapore.645 views
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