For Sale 135-size (aka 35mm) wall-mounted manual magazine opener

135-size (aka 35mm) wall-mounted manual magazine opener.

This wall-mounted opener makes it easy to open mags. Pro and consumer photo-finishers use these to pry open the mags safely and quickly. I think it was a Kodak supplied item. If so it probably cost $50. These things are indestructible.


For sale: $11 including shipping to USA address. INCLUDING SHIPPING and PAYPAL FEE.

To buy send me a private message (PM) with your email address for use in communicating; I will provide my email address via PM.

If you use PayPal I will ship to the address PayPal provides.

USA only. Export shipping has become crazy expensive.

When you pay tell me what you are buying!

OK, that's just cool. But the question is, seeing as I use a bottle opener to open my cartridges, can this be used to open bottles of beer?

Dr Croubie said:

OK, that's just cool. But the question is, seeing as I use a bottle opener to open my cartridges, can this be used to open bottles of beer?

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Yes you can.

We had quite a few of these, Kodak supplied them for nix.

Mick.

PM sent, I've got a wimpy plastic opener I need to replace that barely pops Kodak cartridges...

Dr Croubie said:

OK, that's just cool. But the question is, seeing as I use a bottle opener to open my cartridges, can this be used to open bottles of beer?

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I wonder if the old fashioned wall mounted bottle opener would open a film cartridge?? I noted the comment on the plastic cartridge opener, I also have one of these, its essentially worthless. An old fashioned "church key" does a fine job, if you can find one these days....

Geez

I would be surprise if a lot of old geez....gentelmen on this forum did NOT have a "church key" stashed somewhere.

Sold and shipped

Shipped to a good home in CA.

Thanks!

Well I do have a Kodak church key... but it is designed for opening cans of developer. Only one business end and it comes to a sharp point.

Thanks Laser! Got it today, already mounted, left side of the sink on the 4x4 where it naturally belongs...