I have to share my excitement of a recent auction purchase.
For quite a while I have been looking for a functional prewar
(WWII) camera with an uncoated lens, and this one arrived today.
Given it's age (from around late 1930's I think), it looks
beautiful. It came with the leather case, manual, yellow filter
and a bayonet hood - all in good condition - and an old
Blendux/Gossen lightmeter.
I am not sure if it the latter is contemporary with the
camera. I am guessing it must be a selenium cell.
It is not a valuable camera, but I am amazed that a camera of
that age appear so simple, straightforward and well conceived.
Br
Niels