Why wait until Sean opens a corner shop for us? Why not start here and now?
We'll begin with listing small items we're looking for. Willing to pay for postage & perhaps some cash when appropriate. Feel free to add your wish list of bits and trinkets. We have lots of small things lying around useless as well, and so do other people, I imagine. Maybe we can help eachother out.
Here goes:
2 x 94 mm slip-on lens caps
1 x 31,5 mm slip on lens cap
1 x 76 mm slip-on lens cap (can be 77 mm as well)
pecoflex cable release (I know, impossible item)
for the Rolleicord I (Art Deco type): clean front element of Zeiss Triotar 75mm 4.5
also for the 'cord: parkeil 1 + 2 to be used with the proxars; these parkeils are the slip on kind, NOT the bajonet fitting (yet another impossible item)
75mm flange ring
small metal part of rangefinder mechanism of the Welta Solida where the lens inside the rangefinder housing is mounted on (the part Jürgen Kreckel told us ALWAYS gets brittle and breaks, because Welta used the wrong alloy).
Now that wasn't too long a list, was it? Dive into those crumb-ridden drawers and boxes and start looking!
Cheers, Norm
PS I just noticed: we're only 5 posts short of the 500 mark. If I try hard, I could beat Soeren tonight, yes!
We'll begin with listing small items we're looking for. Willing to pay for postage & perhaps some cash when appropriate. Feel free to add your wish list of bits and trinkets. We have lots of small things lying around useless as well, and so do other people, I imagine. Maybe we can help eachother out.
Here goes:
2 x 94 mm slip-on lens caps
1 x 31,5 mm slip on lens cap
1 x 76 mm slip-on lens cap (can be 77 mm as well)
pecoflex cable release (I know, impossible item)
for the Rolleicord I (Art Deco type): clean front element of Zeiss Triotar 75mm 4.5
also for the 'cord: parkeil 1 + 2 to be used with the proxars; these parkeils are the slip on kind, NOT the bajonet fitting (yet another impossible item)
75mm flange ring
small metal part of rangefinder mechanism of the Welta Solida where the lens inside the rangefinder housing is mounted on (the part Jürgen Kreckel told us ALWAYS gets brittle and breaks, because Welta used the wrong alloy).
Now that wasn't too long a list, was it? Dive into those crumb-ridden drawers and boxes and start looking!
Cheers, Norm
PS I just noticed: we're only 5 posts short of the 500 mark. If I try hard, I could beat Soeren tonight, yes!