Schneider Angulon 90/6.8. $165 with pacemaker board; $155 without. Includes push-on hood and rear cap (very hard to find)! I could probably make a killing with this thing on ebay because of that shiny metal rear cap. Shutter working great on all speeds. Aperture operation smooth. No marks on glass that I could find.
Pacemaker speed graphic. Rangefinder & finder removed to lighten it up for field camera use and make it fit in the bag better. All original hardware included. I can re-install it before shipping if you would prefer it to be in original press-camera condition, but if you're like me, you'll probably prefer it stripped down like this. Graflok back. Focal plane shutter working great. $175 plus shippping.
I added patches to cover pinholes in the bellows as shown; you may eventually need to reapply them. The graflok back (which I added to replace the original graflex back) had some minor corrosion on it and I removed it carefully with a wire brush before installing it on the camera. If you care about cosmetics you could touch up those spots with black paint.
Kodak Ektar in Supermatic shutter. Slow speeds sluggish (1 second and 1/2 second) which is pretty typical for these shutters of this age. 1/5th, 1/10th sound okay to me and are consistent. The higher shutter speeds sound right to me (1/25th and faster) - they're on a different mechanism from the slow speeds. Glass in great shape. Aperture operation smooth. Front lens cap included.
$95 with pacemaker board; $85 without.
I also have an original carrying case and a graflex flash (not the lightsaber one, but similar style); ask if interested. The original carrying case weighs a ton and would cost a lot of ship.
Pacemaker speed graphic. Rangefinder & finder removed to lighten it up for field camera use and make it fit in the bag better. All original hardware included. I can re-install it before shipping if you would prefer it to be in original press-camera condition, but if you're like me, you'll probably prefer it stripped down like this. Graflok back. Focal plane shutter working great. $175 plus shippping.
I added patches to cover pinholes in the bellows as shown; you may eventually need to reapply them. The graflok back (which I added to replace the original graflex back) had some minor corrosion on it and I removed it carefully with a wire brush before installing it on the camera. If you care about cosmetics you could touch up those spots with black paint.
Kodak Ektar in Supermatic shutter. Slow speeds sluggish (1 second and 1/2 second) which is pretty typical for these shutters of this age. 1/5th, 1/10th sound okay to me and are consistent. The higher shutter speeds sound right to me (1/25th and faster) - they're on a different mechanism from the slow speeds. Glass in great shape. Aperture operation smooth. Front lens cap included.
$95 with pacemaker board; $85 without.
I also have an original carrying case and a graflex flash (not the lightsaber one, but similar style); ask if interested. The original carrying case weighs a ton and would cost a lot of ship.
