Hello Ferdi
I have the Rollei Report II second and third edition
and there are no changes for the sn you mentioned talking about the
Rolleicord. I' ll see the Peter Rongsted's list afterward but I don't think
it could be different. Anyway, I commented on 2005 about a Rolleiflex 3,5F
"special order" Rollei manufactured in 1980 according Manfred Schmidt, the
Rollei cameras seller, I wrote in part, pasting from Manfred Schmidt site:
Rollei Rolleiflex 3.5 F - Type 3, #5205297, Xenotar,
lightmeter, one of the "Special Order" cameras made in
1980, new price was $1700, a very interesting part is
one filmholder pin is made of plastic like on Arum.."
It could be some special order Rolleicord made for a Phillips equipment or
for some other purpose after the ending of the camera regular production,
but I don't know. Rollei had a lot of parts for the F, the T and the 'cord
on the seventies due to the TLR low sales, they were the reason for the
Aurum and the 1987 T for the German Army and/or Police.
Carlos
El lun., 9 de dic. de 2019 13:18, F.W. Stutterheim <
dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> escribió:
Carlos,
I received a question from someone who owns a Rolleicord with serial
number 2,873,450. The highest number for a Cord that I know of is 2,677,534
for a Vb.
Carlos, I remember you own the second edition of Claus Prochnow's books.
Is that 2,873... number mentioned for a Rolleicord. I own the first edition
and it is not listed there.
Thanks and best regards,
Ferdi Stutterheim. ---
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