Larry,I saw one of those Rolleimots a few years ago at a camera show in Los Angeles.
Jerry Laurence Cuffe wrote:
Mr Bigler's Coments on the meaning of "Cranky" amused me. They also brought to mind a poster of Rollei models which I saw on the wall in Nippon Photo Clinic on broadway, when I was bringing in my F3 for service yesterday. What intrigued me was some models of the tlr beginning around the nineteen sixties. These appeared to have a large rectangular base, and a cylindrical protrusion on the side where the crank would be on the camera. I assume that these were motor driven models, but I wonder what was their original use. They seemed as though they were designed to be shot from a fixed location as the whole arrangement seemed far to unwieldy to hand hold.All the best Larry Cuffe
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