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This VSL 3-E seems to have some kind of electronics problem. The viewfinder display lights up "60" with the other speeds showing flashing dots, no matter what the settings. Shutter fires at specific speeds, but in A mode mirror locks up. Cosmetically, the camera is in like-new condition. It was acquired from the stock of a former camera store, and my guess is it was a return that failed shortly after the original owner bought it. Includes body cap, box (but only the bottom styrofoam insert). Be sure to check out my other sales. I can combine shipping to reduce your costs. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- About Camera Sanctuary: Like you, I love cameras. I bring all manner of equipment into the Camera Sanctuary in the hope that I can place it in a new home. I handle everything from collector’s pieces to total beaters, Leica to Lomo, Alpa to Argus. You can buy from me secure in the following: - My descriptions are honest. Some cameras have been babied, and some have been brutalized. There’s room in the world for both, but I won't try to sell one as the other. - I won’t pretend I don’t know things. - I’ll take back anything that doesn’t meet your expectations.

Flûte traversière fabriquée dans l'atelier de Robert Malerne, successeur de Léon Lebret en 1931. Les instruments de Malerne sont plutôt rare particulièrement dans cet état et de bonne facture. La flûte possède un très beau son, rond et équilibré. La facilité de jeux est manifeste sur les 3 octaves avec ses tampons d'origines. Inscription sur le corps et la tête: "R.M. / R. Malerne / Paris" Egalement un "11" gravé sous la clé du pouce Métal argenté, quelques légère trace du temps sur le plaquage. Très légère bosse au dessus de l'embouchure. Ancien système de fixation des tampons. 2 vis d'ajustement pour régler les liaison entre les clés Mi et Sol, et La# et Si Mécanique huilée, la flûte a été complètement démontée et nettoyée. Les tampon et les lièges sont dans leur état d'usage. La flûte joue très facilement jusqu'à la 3e octave et est très bien équilibrée. Plateaux pleins décalés Protège tenons Etui en bon état avec intérieur vert Sur Robert Malerne: Robert Malerne (25-09-1893 / 23-06-1978) a exercé à La Couture-Boussey (Eure) Les instruments Malerne qui nous sont parvenus sont de qualité. Robert Malerne a installé sa fabrique vers la fin de l’année 1931.  Il reprend les activités de Louis Léon Lebret (1888-1932), médaille d’Or 1897 et ancien ouvrier de Lot.  Robert aura connu Djalma Julliot et travaillé à la même époque que Georges et Léon Leblanc, Eugène Lorée, Marigaux et Lemaire. La fabrique de hautbois, flûtes et clarinettes comptera une centaine de salariés.  Les Ets Malerne et Cie avaient un magasin de vente à Paris (16, Avenue Hoche 8ème arr.). Les ateliers existent toujours, la suite des Ets Malerne et Cie ayant été assurée en 1975 par les Ets Strasser Marigaux Lemaire (SML). La production des ateliers de la Couture Boussey était distribuée aux USA par Carl Fisher, installé à New-York depuis 1872. - - - Superb flute from the workshop of Robert Malerne, successor to Léon Lebret in 1931. Malerne instruments are rare, particularly in this condition and of high quality. The flute has a very nice, round and balanced sound. The ease of play is evident on the 3 octaves with its original pads. Inscription on the body and the head: "R.M. / R. Malerne / Paris" Also a "11" engraved under the thumb key. Silver plated metal, some slight traces of time on the plating. Very light dent above the mouth piece. Ancient pad's fixation system. 2 adjustment screws for the connection between the E and G keys, and A# and B Mechanics are oiled, the flute was completely disassembled and cleaned. Stamps and corks are in their used condition. The flute plays very easily until the 3rd octave and is very well balanced. Offset padding Post protectors Case in very good condition with green interior International shipping with tracking and insurance of the flûte value On Robert Malerne: Robert Malerne (25-09-1893 / 23-06-1978) established at La Couture-Boussey (Eure) The Malerne instruments that have come down to us are of high quality. Robert Malerne set up his factory towards the end of 1931. It takes over the activities of Louis Léon Lebret (1888-1932), Gold Medal 1897 and former worker in Lot. Robert will have known Djalma Julliot and worked at the same time as Georges and Léon Leblanc, Eugène Lorée, Marigaux and Lemaire. The oboe, flute and clarinet factory had around 100 employees. Malerne et Cie had a sales store in Paris (16, Avenue Hoche 8th arr.). The workshops still exist, the continuation of Ets Malerne et Cie having been provided in 1975 by Ets Strasser Marigaux Lemaire (SML). The production of the Couture Boussey workshops was distributed in the USA by Carl Fisher, who has been living in New York since 1872.