Admin plate pouch

FRENCH VERSION Leica M6 Noir - 1986 Numéro de série: 1692551 Magnification: 0,72 Très bon état général. Les vitesses fonctionnent parfaitement. Marques de « piqûres » présentes sur le dessus du boitier (voir photo). La plaque du dessous présente des marques de frottements dû à une usure normal de l’appareil. Le boitier n’a pas de chocs, d’enfoncements où autres marques. Les photos représentent l’état actuel du boitier et de l’objectif. Carl Zeiss C BIOGON 35MM ZM F2,8 L’objectif Carl Zeiss est dans un excellent état. Pas de rayures, buée ou poussière. Aucunes marques présentent sur l’objectif. Fourni avec la boîte d’origine, courroie d’origine et papier d’origine. Je donne également une pochette Artisan&Artist « Made in Japan » pour ranger le boiter.     ENGLISH VERSION Leica M6 Noir - 1986 Serial number: 1692551 Magnification: 0,72 Really good condition. Works at all speed. Little marks of paint pitting on the top plate (see pictures). The bottom plate have marks of friction due to a normal use of the camera. The body don’t show any shocks or impacts. Pictures show the actual state of the body and the lense. Carl Zeiss C BIOGON 35MM ZM F2,8 The lense is in mint condition. No scratchs, fog or dust. No marks on the lense. Original box, strap and paper. I give also an Artist&Artisan « Made in Japan » pouch bag.

Nikon 24mm Ais - . État : Occasion No marks, no haze, no dust, no fungus whether on the front or rear lens. The Barrel is clear. The aperture ring is smooth. The focussing ring also. The lens is in a very good condition. Something was glue on the plate of the rear ring, I don't know why. It doesn't affect the pictures and the use of the lens. Come with pouch, front and rear caps.

Rolleiflex 2.8C Xenotar + Rolleinar 2 + Accessories. État : "Occasion" Rolleiflex 2.8C (1954) Nbr:1424444   Lens : 80mm 1:2.8 Schneider Kreuznach Xenotar lens It is  quite clean, no fungus, no separation. It does have few cleaning marks.   Shutter: The Shutter works fine, all speed correct The aperture iris uses 10 baldes. Of course both speed selection and aperture ring works smoothly. The timer works well.   The front plate is not bended and is perfectly aligned with the film plane. The focusing it smooth.   The advance lever is smooth and the counter works well. There is no light leaks It was equipped at some point in its life with a rolleikin to use 35mm film. Today it remains only the 35mm film counter on the side. I learned the hard way that if you push it, it starts spacing the views for 35mm. To get it out, push it 36 times to get back to “0”. If you only use 120 film, just leave it on “0”, then it will space the views for 6x6 photos.   Please note: -The shutter lock (plastic) was broken and fixed. Looks ugly, but works perfectly -The flash lock (plastic), was broken and lost. The flash socket still work, but you can’t lock it.   Accessories: - Original Lens cap   - Rolleinar 2 with its pouch The rolleinar 2 is a closeup filter. Not as strong as the rolleinar 3 which is best suited for macro, but stronger than the rolleinar 1. It is very nice for portraits. You can come close to 40cm to 70cm from your subject. The big part is for the viewing lens (red dot on top when locked on the camera, it will correct the parallax) The small part is for the taking lens. It locks one in the other for transportation   - Bay III to 52mm thread adapter To be honest, you can buy a lot of expensive accessories for Rolleiflex, but this one is just a must have. Once locked, you can add any 52mm filter or lens hood that you want.   - 52mm thread lens hood. Well it’s kind of mandatory with the bay III adapter   The setup: I used this camera without any issues. It is not a brand new camera. It has its marks of use. But it was used with care and love. If you are looking for a piece of museum, please look elsewhere. This was my setup and it proved to be versatile. Maybe it will suits your needs. It is an heavy camera, keep this in mind while taking it with you.     I have added few shots taken with this camera. Ask your question before bidding. Take your time to carefully check the photos of the camera.