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David Hamilton special going to Texas.
Lumiquest bouncer and Lumiquest softbox. The bouncer velcro's to your on-camera flashhead like a fill card. The softbox velcro's around your flashhead to give you a mini-softbox effect. Either of these could be useful if doing a wedding indoors or something.
Both go free to the first subscriber to PM me with their address.
Both go free to the first subscriber to PM me with their address.
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PM Sent for Lumiquest.
PM Sent for Lumiquest.
Ron gets the Lumiquest thingies.
135mm telephoto for nikon going to california.
PM sent for the sears lens.
Sears 55 f/1.4 going to Michael.
And one last one...
Nikon 35mm f/2.5 Series E lens. AI mount. Pretty good shape.
Free to the first subscriber to PM with their address.
Nikon 35mm f/2.5 Series E lens. AI mount. Pretty good shape.
Free to the first subscriber to PM with their address.
Nikon 35mm Series E going to a star.
Pentax ME Super
Free => Pentax ME Super SLR 35mm clean, but the shutter stuck at the moment because it has not been used. Probably needs a CLA. Includes the manual. You pay the shipping.
Send a PM.
Steve
Free => Pentax ME Super SLR 35mm clean, but the shutter stuck at the moment because it has not been used. Probably needs a CLA. Includes the manual. You pay the shipping.
Send a PM.
Steve
Philips "Photoflux" flash bulbs
We have here three boxes of Philips flash bulbs, possibly post 1976.
Box No.1 - Three PF1 bulbs.
Box No.2 - Three PF5 bulbs.
Box No.3 - Five PF5B bulbs.
All appear to have their little blue bands intact and should work, although I have no way of testing them.
First subscriber to PM me gets them for the cost of postage.
We have here three boxes of Philips flash bulbs, possibly post 1976.
Box No.1 - Three PF1 bulbs.
Box No.2 - Three PF5 bulbs.
Box No.3 - Five PF5B bulbs.
All appear to have their little blue bands intact and should work, although I have no way of testing them.
First subscriber to PM me gets them for the cost of postage.
PM sent re flashbulbs
Spoken for by De Dude!
De Dude abides. 
Free Nikon EM with 50mm E Series f1.8 c/w case
A friend passed this on to me. I placed new batteries in it but after a couple of days the batteries are exhausted without any use.
It's your for the cost of shipping.
It's current location is L9W 4P7 Ontario Canada
Todd
A friend passed this on to me. I placed new batteries in it but after a couple of days the batteries are exhausted without any use.
It's your for the cost of shipping.
It's current location is L9W 4P7 Ontario Canada
Todd
I need it
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Camera is spoken for...thanks
Todd
Todd
8) Set of Vivitar halfchrome filters (orange, green & blue) 49mm. I package you pay postage.
9) Same in size 62mm and includes a 1B filter. I package, you pay postage.
i would like these if they are available.
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9) Same in size 62mm and includes a 1B filter. I package, you pay postage.
i would like these if they are available.
PM sent.
Durst "Magico" Enlarger
Found this way in the back of my darkroom...
This very compact (and surprisingly sturdy) enlarger clamps to a tabletop or counter with one turnscrew. The head doesn't raise/lower -- the plastic baseboard does. It fits into holes in the metal column. The column is indexed for 4x6, 5x7, and 8x10. The baseboard has markings to center your paper, too.
Perfect as a starter, making prints on the road, or for very tiny darkrooms. Admittedly has a tinge of Fisher/Price about it, but it actually works fairly well as it was designed by those fine folks at Durst.
The carrier takes any film up to 35mm size, and there is a filter drawer if you want to get fancy and make fine art. The enlarger lens is a 38mm f/4.5 with click-stops down to f/16 and was made in Japan, so no complaints there. Helical focusing ring, as shown.
The lamphead takes standard household bulbs, a coated one is included, and it's working. The power cord (120 North American) has a switch. It would be a small job to fit a bulb, socket, and cord for other parts of the world.
I think this will be roughly $20 to ship in North America, probably slightly higher elsewhere, so if you can cover that, it's free.
If that sounds okay, PM me with your address and I'll get it out to you.
Found this way in the back of my darkroom...
This very compact (and surprisingly sturdy) enlarger clamps to a tabletop or counter with one turnscrew. The head doesn't raise/lower -- the plastic baseboard does. It fits into holes in the metal column. The column is indexed for 4x6, 5x7, and 8x10. The baseboard has markings to center your paper, too.
Perfect as a starter, making prints on the road, or for very tiny darkrooms. Admittedly has a tinge of Fisher/Price about it, but it actually works fairly well as it was designed by those fine folks at Durst.
The carrier takes any film up to 35mm size, and there is a filter drawer if you want to get fancy and make fine art. The enlarger lens is a 38mm f/4.5 with click-stops down to f/16 and was made in Japan, so no complaints there. Helical focusing ring, as shown.
The lamphead takes standard household bulbs, a coated one is included, and it's working. The power cord (120 North American) has a switch. It would be a small job to fit a bulb, socket, and cord for other parts of the world.
I think this will be roughly $20 to ship in North America, probably slightly higher elsewhere, so if you can cover that, it's free.
If that sounds okay, PM me with your address and I'll get it out to you.
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Super, Durst Magico off to California! Basement is finally clearing out...
49mm and 62 mm filters (items # 8 & 9) spoken for and off to new owner. Everything else still available. Bill Barber
I've been cleaning out my attic, and these arent doing anything.
Ansco Memar 35mm camera made in Germany by Agfa --Agfa Apoter 3.5/45mm on Prontor shutter speeds are B+ 25-200 needs a good cleaning, but I'm pretty sure it works.
Next is an Imperial 127 Reflex with flash. It works, made in the good old US of A by the Herbert George Co.
These are both free to a good home provided you pay the postage.
Ansco Memar 35mm camera made in Germany by Agfa --Agfa Apoter 3.5/45mm on Prontor shutter speeds are B+ 25-200 needs a good cleaning, but I'm pretty sure it works.
Next is an Imperial 127 Reflex with flash. It works, made in the good old US of A by the Herbert George Co.
These are both free to a good home provided you pay the postage.
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