For Sale 2x3 speed graphic

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• Apr 9, 2015

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Hello All,

Nice 2x3 speed graphic. Included in the price is the camera, 101mm f4.5 Ektar lens, 4-2x3 film holders and a box of EFKE expired but refrigerated film.
Lens is sluggish from non use but the speeds above 1/2 seem to be good.and focal plane shutter also works, speeds are impossible to tell but it does work.
Camera is sold as is and hopefully priced to sell but do not be afraid to make a reasonable offer.

Asking $95+Conus Shipping.
Paypal please
Thanks for looking.

 

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BrianShaw

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• Apr 9, 2015

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Is the shutter synced?

 

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BrianShaw said:

Is the shutter synced?

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Sorry to say that I am not sure what you mean by that. If you can easily explain I will do my best to answer.

 

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Thanks so the shutter is synched when set at Bulb and flash bulbs are used?

 

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Does the shutter have a connection for a flash cord? I can't see your picture on my phone. My fault not yours.

FM2N said:

Sorry to say that I am not sure what you mean by that. If you can easily explain I will do my best to answer.

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Thanks Henry. I understand the basics. So solenoid is on lensboard?

 

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Thanks. No, I cannot see the pic on my phone.

 

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I think this is what you were looking for.

 

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Looks nice, good price.

 

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The lens dates to 1946, which probably makes it older than most of you "young whipper snappers". ;o)

 

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PM sent...

 

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Thanks it has Sold

 

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• Apr 10, 2015

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The photo shows a "bi pin" flash connection. Typical of "M" (bulb) only sync shutters. But, IIRC, some shutters with both "M" and "X" (Electronic flash) sync also had bi pin.

I'm sure you can find bi pin to PC cables. Many use an electric shaver cord (which fits the bi pin) and then a female "household" to PC cable. Some older flashes accept a male household connection.

 

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PM sent for purchase