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German manufactured cameras
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A 1909 Ernemann HEAG XV 4.5X6 cm plate camera with Ernemann shutter and Ernemann Detektive Aplanat 6.8:1 F/8 lens.
Also shown is the plate carrying case with the 6 original plateholders. Folded up, it's no bigger than a pack of cigarettes.
Cameras this small were very rare back then, and this one is very desireable. Found this one in Anacortes, WA in
an old record store.
Here's one you don't see everyday. An ICA Stereolette 611, 4.5X10.7 cm stereo plate camera, ca. 1921.
Here's a 1938 Graflex Miniature Speed Graphic press camera. My daughter's fiancee gave me this one for my
birthday, said it was his father's and probably not worth much. I told him he was a little wrong on that. It came
with the original case, original instructions, and ALL of the accessories.
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