For Bob (No batteries)

[Grayhand]

Well Bob!

I have to apologise, throwing a battery in your face like that (My thread about what i mounted on the back of my Chamonix 4x5) That was sneaky!

I promise, no battery in tis thread

This is 2 cameras that is in the queue for restoration and later on, work in the field.
And I promise you Bob:
No batteries!!!

Ray

 

[emmawest72]

These cams are absolute beauties. 4x5 or 8x10?

Cheers

 

[Bob]

Now those are beautiful cameras!
Never needed batteries, never will.
-bob

 

[Ranger 9]

Now those are beautiful cameras!
Never needed batteries, never will.
-bob

Watch out for termites, though.

 

[Grayhand]

The “small” camera ( the second one) is 8x10
and the large one (about 2 times the small one in size) is 12x16 cm.

Regarding termites, it´s like an old Stradivarius, the vermin's feel that it is a work of art and select other food.

Ray

 

[kweide]

Hey Bob

this one is without batteries as well but has Sensorrelease. I pulled it from the cellararchieve. Oh its so sweet....
Cassettefillm type 110... long ago
Color Optar with additional tele via mechanical switch !

 

[Bob]

I had a nice compact agfa 35mm once.
but alas it had batteries.
-bob

 

[Ron (Netherlands)]

Well Bob!

I have to apologise, throwing a battery in your face like that (My thread about what i mounted on the back of my Chamonix 4x5) That was sneaky!

I promise, no battery in tis thread

This is 2 cameras that is in the queue for restoration and later on, work in the field.
And I promise you Bob:
No batteries!!!

Ray

Very nice!....the first one, is that a Globus-Stella from Görlitz?

 

[Grayhand]

There is no marking on either of the cameras.

Lens on the first camera:
Taylor-Hobbson Cooke
Portrait Anastigmat
270/4.5-16

Lens on second camera:
Voigtlander&Son
Braunsohweig
Heliar 30 cm 4.5 fixed

Almost digital lenses
Ray