I would look at the barrel with the exposure meter. At its outer black ring.
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There were E models made with the removable hood. Not sure if they were sold in Europe, nor what the actual model name was. Usually referred to as a Type 3 E in the US. Best as I know, this was made at the same time as the F models. Basicallly an F without the meter coupling mechanics.Yes, it looks like a 3,5 C (or '3.5 E' in America) that has been modified so it can use the removable viewing hood, so it got a 3,5 F nameplate from a spare parts camera. It's a Frankenrollei.
There were E models made with the removable hood. Not sure if they were sold in Europe, nor what the actual model name was. Usually referred to as a Type 3 E in the US. Best as I know, this was made at the same time as the F models. Basicallly an F without the meter coupling mechanics.
I don't think so. First this thread was about identifying the pictured camera and then taking a look at other Rolleiflexes for sale. Not only collectors would enjoy a camera that is on good shape more than one that has damages.Seen the discussion above this thread might better be filed under "collectors". I hope my remark is not too provocative.
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