Film cameras

Jeg selger gjerne min samling av gamle kameraer. Hvis du er interessert, vennligst be om kameradetaljer, eller be om å sende flere bilder.

Jeg vil at kjøpere skal komme til Majorstuen Colosseum Senter, Oslo, for å hente kameraet, så det er en sjanse til å teste kameraet.

1. Robot cameras

Famous German string driven cameras in 1960s. Lenses are interchangeable.

- Robot Recorder 36 with lens: Schneider-Kreuznach tele-xenon 3.5/75. Kr. 2400

- Robot Vollautomat with lens: Schneider-Kreuznach Xenon 1.9/40. Kr. 1800

- Robot Star-25 with lens: Schneider-Kreuznach Xenagon 3.5/30. Kr. 1800

- Lens mount adapter to Sony digital cameras. If you buy two Robot cameras, you get the adapter for free.

2, German Primaflex camera: Kr. 2400 SOLD

Primarflex with lens is a medium format reflex camera made by Bentzin in Görlitz, Germany in the 1950s.

From its design, Primarflex is a cube to which a lens has been added.

It was the inspiration for more modern medium format cameras such as Hasselblad, Zenza Bronica and others.

3, French Gallus Derlux camera: Kr. 800

France 1945 – Compact – 127 film – Rare.

The Derlux is a French camera produced by Gallus immediately after world war II, in 1945.

This very peculiar camera belongs to a very peculiar time in French history, following the liberation from German occupation. The entire unit is built in polished aluminum, without any paint or sheathing, giving the Derlux a very distinctive aspect.

Lens seems wide open.

4, Japanese ‘Olympus wide’ camera: Kr. 800 SOLD

The Olympus Wide series are cameras for 35mm film made by Olympus between 1955-61, all notable for a lens of 3.5 cm (35mm) focal length, giving wider-than normal coverage. Rather rare.

5, Olympus XA2, new battery

Kr. 1,200

6, Rollei 35B

Kr. 800

7, German Praktiflex, rare pink skin, The lens focusing adjustment doesn’t work properly.

Kr. 1500

8, Retina IIa

Kr. 1200

9, Contarex

Kr. 3,600, very good condition with leather case

10, Contax I with case

Kr. 2,900

11, Nettax,

introduced in 1939, only fast speed shutter works

Kr. 2900

12, Nagel Pupille 1930s, Very rare with with Leitz Elmar lens.

Kr. 2900

13, Zeiss Kolibri, 1930s

Kr. 1,200

14, German Futera camera, 1950s, once a Leica camera competetor

Kr.1,900

15, Asahiflex IIa

Kr. 2,400

16, French Mecaflex camera, Very rare. With case

Kr. 6900

17, Soviet Sport single lens reflex camera,

Possibility the first single lens reflex in the world

Kr. 5900

18, Soviet Fed stereo camera

Kr. 2,400

19, German Kunik Walter PETIE Gold Subminiature

Kr. 1200