For Sale Antique 120 Folder With Rodenstock Trinar 75mm 4.5 Lens

[n2mf]

DESCRIPTION: Antique 120 Folder With Rodenstock Trinar 75mm 4.5 Lens. Not sure of the maker. As shown.

CONDITION: Age and finish wear, lens has age cloudiness, shutter works at all speeds and sounds pretty darn close to accurate. Basically selling for restoration, repair, parts or display.

PRICE: $ 37

Price includes shipping within the contiguous United States. USA shipping only. Shipping is thru the USPS only and will include tracking and insurance.

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Thank you for your time,
Tom

 

[Nick Merritt]

For what it's worth, I think the camera was made by Welta -- it looks very much like the Welta Perle (though I thought that camera had a body shutter release). Rodenstock also marketed the Perle under its own name, and called it the Citorette or something like that. Vintage is 1932-33. Surprising that there's no identification -- according to the McKeown's illustrations, either "Perle" or "Rodenstock" would have been embossed on the leather on the front next to the carrying handle, but it looks pretty apparent there never was any such embossing on this camera. Good luck with the sale!

 

[n2mf]

For what it's worth, I think the camera was made by Welta -- it looks very much like the Welta Perle (though I thought that camera had a body shutter release). Rodenstock also marketed the Perle under its own name, and called it the Citorette or something like that. Vintage is 1932-33. Surprising that there's no identification -- according to the McKeown's illustrations, either "Perle" or "Rodenstock" would have been embossed on the leather on the front next to the carrying handle, but it looks pretty apparent there never was any such embossing on this camera. Good luck with the sale!

Thanks...I think the name was embossed on the leather handle itself, but, it's impossible to make it out.

 

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Reduced...$27...Shipped.

 

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Now $22...Shipped.

 

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SOLD