A New Source for FSU Cameras!

[stevebrot]

Working condition, no less!

http://www.potterybarn.com/products/found-cameras/?words=45-2721280&pkey=k45-2721280&catalogId=45&sku=2721280​

They will even ship within 5 days!


Steve

 

[bobwysiwyg]

Pottery Barn no less! Did you click on Dimensions and Details?

 

[holmburgers]

bizarre!

 

[Brian Legge]

The funny thing about cameras purchased for decoration is that the owners end up selling them later on craigslist for 'old decoration' prices.

I picked up an Minolta 7sII from someone who had purchased it as a decoration originally and was getting rid of it. Turned out to be in 50% working condition... enough to combine with another 7sII to almost have a working camera.

 

[stevebrot]

I like the part about mid-century. The Zorki 4K up front dates from the 1970s


Steve

 

[r-brian]

I like the part about mid-century. The Zorki 4K up front dates from the 1970s


Steve

And fine German manufacturers!!!

And each one is unique!

 

[Paul Sorensen]

Well, each one is unique, seeing as they are Soviet cameras. No two have the same exact defects.

Care instructions - wipe with a soft dry cloth

 

[Jeff Kubach]

That is something else!

Jeff

 

[mabman]

Finally, a good use for the FED 5

 

[Ken Nadvornick]

Hey!

How did they get hold of my FED 3b with the Zebra lens!? I just last evening got done fixing more shutter curtain pinholes with black photo tape. So mine is now probably worth at least $199...

I would like that leather case, though.

Ken

 

[Moopheus]

Working condition, no less!

They will even ship within 5 days!

Well, that's how long it takes for them to get one from eBay, then ship it out to you.

 

[stevebrot]

Well, that's how long it takes for them to get one from eBay, then ship it out to you.

From Russia? Most eBay purchases of FSU stuff takes about a month.


Steve

 

[lns]

Words to live by: "Cameras are usable as well as decorative."

-Laura