For Trade To Trade: My Cla'd Yashica Mat 124 for a good folder.

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Chrismat

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Hello,

I would like to trade my cla'd (and flocked!) Yashica Mat 124 for a 6X6 folder like a Voigtlander Perkeo (Color Skopar), Balda Baldax (Schneider lens), Franka Solida (Schneider lens), etc.

If you are interested, I can send photos of the camera and samples of what I've taken with it. I would also like photos and samples from your folder.

Thanks!

Chris
 
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I have a Zeiss Nettar 6x6, I love a camera that fits in my pocket and takes square negatives. I also have a soft spot for Yashica TLR's. Very tempting indeed.
 

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Folders with a working range finder and light tight bellows may cost more than Mat 124.

Simpler form of folders are good too but guesstimating the focus distance is sometimes no fun.
 
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Chrismat

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The camera is a Yashica 124, not the G. Mark Hama did the cla, I did the flocking to cut down on flare that Yashica tlrs can be subject to. I've heard that the 124Gs had more plastic components in their construction. I have a very weak spot for Yashica tlrs too, but I would really like a good folder. I had Balda Super Baldax that I regret departing ways with. I have a case for a Certo6 folder but no camera (long story there) but I thinking a good working Certo6 would cost more than my Yashica tlr.
 
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I have a Solida, but its Prontor shutter hung hideously, and my attempts to fix it did not go well, so it will need a full scale CLA. Thus, your MAT is worth far more than it. If you had a similar project camera, I might consider it.

It did have the Schneider 75 f/2.9 that took some surprisingly good photos wide open.

 

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