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Balda Baldixette, West Germany, 1950’s -Rent Only-
The Baldixette is a simple camera taking 6x6cm images on 120 film. It was introduced in 1956 by Balda Bündein West Germany. All metal, black, and chrome. Fitted with a Baldar f9/72mm collapsible lens., which springs out when a release button on the top plate is pressed. Has two-speeds (Exposure or Snapshot) and two apertures (8 or 16). The distance is adjustable. Tripod socket. This vintage item remains fully functional in perfect working order.
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Certo Certo-phot, 1958 -Rent Only-
The Cetro-phot is a simple medium format viewfinder 120 film camera debuted by Certo-Kamera-Werk (Gönna & Söhne) in 1958. The camera was constructed of all metal, with nickel hardware and covered in seal grain leather. Lens: simple meniscus lens type, Achromat 75mm f/8.Aperture: holes on sliding disc, f/8 and f/11. Focusing: zone focusing via the ring on the lens, scale for flash distance, and aperture. Focus range: 1.5-10m +inf. Shutter: one speed, spring-loaded rotary shutter, bulb (B), and moment (M) around 1/50. Features included an optical viewfinder, double exposure prevention, top-mounted synchronized flash attachment, and a tripod socket. This vintage item remains fully functional in perfect working order.
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RCA Victor Mod. 8-X-5F “The Lyons” Pink, 1958 -Rent Only-
RCA Victor Mod. 8-X-5F pink “The Lyons” radio. Made in 1958 in New York. Labeled by the maker. Broadcast Receiver – or past WW2 Tuner. Superheterodyne. Wave bands: Broadcast only (MW). Power type and voltage: AC/DC-set / Either AC:50-60 cycles, 115V or DC: 115 Volt. Shape: Table model. This vintage item remains fully functional, but it might shows signs of age.
W:24.5cm D:13.5cm H:17cm
