At 04:40 PM 9/12/2012, Jan Decher wrote:
Emmanuel,Great news, though its sad we no longer get Zeiss glass with the Rolleis. What happened that Zeiss is so completely out of the picture?Very much hoping to buy a Rollei FW some day but too many other needed purchases for a while due to the move to Rolleiland. Might settle for a classic used Rolleiwide with the Distagon.Definitely in the market for a Dual 66 P projector without lens soon. I sold my 110 Volt P11 in the US, but kept my three lenses (110, 150, 250mm).Jan
JanI am 62, and want to get RID of all my stuff. Hell, the other day I was getting out a small shop-vac so my wife could clean her office and found an ocular. I looked at it for about five seconds, and then I realized that it was a fitment for a Leitz PLOOT and I started to think about the Leitz codewords. I have been around this stuff for far too long. I have written books. If someone will just come and buy it all, then I can get back to writing the Murphy Saga. My wife assures me that I am the dimmest bulb of all the men she has known in her life, and I suspect that she is correct. Just give me a bottle and a glass (well, the glass is optional) and a closet and a flashlight and I am good for all the night.
I do not have a P66 but I do have a Kiev slide projector but that one is not up for sale until I have gone through all of my MF slides -- that one is the great sleeper in the trade, as Arsenal makes wonderful slide projectors and, at Uman, wonderful rifle scopes (yes, I have a Kiev scope on my 1909 Argentine Mauser, rechambered to . 30-'06, and Jim Brick will be lecturing me about that -- we first met on the 'Net about twenty years back on the LUG, when he started telling me all of the things I didn't know about why a .30-'06 round oughtn't be pushed down an 8mm bore. He was right, as he generally is. Still, I can hit a normal target at 500 yards (27,000 hectares to those of you in nations which subscribe to French Socialist System). (I met Willy Ley and a lot of the SF guys of the time, back in 1960. Jim knew the real greats of photography. He and our Mike Fletcher knew almost all of them -- Jim knew Ansel Adams and Mike knew Capa's brother, and Carl Mydans. I am honored to be the gentle moderator of a list that includes such titans as these, and thank you for belonging here!)
Now, someone come and buy my stuff! Be well, Marc msmall@xxxxxxxxxxxx Cha robh bàs fir gun ghràs fir! --- Rollei List - Post to rollei_list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx - Subscribe at rollei_list-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with 'subscribe' in the subject field OR by logging into www.freelists.org - Unsubscribe at rollei_list-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with 'unsubscribe' in the subject field OR by logging into www.freelists.org - Online, searchable archives are available at //www.freelists.org/archives/rollei_list