A new-to-me Zone VI 4x5. I bought it badly broken for a very reasonable sum, and a couple of weeks later with a new block of mahogany and my router table it works again.
Thank you! If you look really closely you'll see a slight color mismatch in the stain I used on the new parts (the front focus rail) and the adjoining parts of the camera body. It's never quite perfect, but it works nonetheless.Very Well Done!!!
I purchased the Konica 1000mm ARMS lens
Delta 100 in 120, a Gepe shutter release cable, a 75mm Grandagon and a new 4x5 field camera!
This is what I have
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Leica Reloadable Film Cassette – IXMOO
Many 35mm rangefinder camera makers offered a reloadable metal film cassette for use with their cameras. Maybe one of the first to do so was Leitz for their Leica cameras. Pictured below is one of …yashicasailorboy.com
Nice! That's quite a lens!! I'd be tempted to get a 6x12 back. Will be a great wide field setup with 4x5.
Pardon my old geezer memory, but I looked at my Leica film cans and they are the bakelite type, like yours.
I didn't see all of them but I guess they are all like this, so I apologize for wasting your time and my misinformation.
Godspeed to all,
Eli

That's what I said when I tried to pick it up. Heavy.

I use old Kodak metal cans for some films, those are the best. Not sure if they will work with the Leica cassettes?
They likely won't.
I have one Leica metal can, it's quite a bit taller than the old Kodak metal ones (I have a bunch of those).
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