FreddB
Loc: PA - Delaware County
Cany143 wrote:
Nice find, Bob. Those Schneiders are pds (pretty damn sharp). The burning question, though, is: does it have two card slots???
Maybe one slot on the back for the film carton flap - reminder of which film was loaded. ☺
rmalarz wrote:
Kodak Retina IIa
--Bob
Another great example of German engineering
A very nice example, Bob! Looks like it’s been kept in a hermetically sealed time capsule all these years - or had a total overhaul recently. I have a IIIc that I really need to get out and use.
Stan
Largobob wrote:
Never have to clean the sensor! Every time you wind, you get a new sensor. Leaf shutter = no mirror slap. Love the simplicity. Those were the days.
Mirrorless with interchangeable sensor...
Nice example...I remember the first Retina-Reflex coming out ,when I was in Libya (RAF). Apparently a limited number were allowed to be imported into the UK (1958).
rmalarz wrote:
Kodak Retina IIa
--Bob
Do you know which Type Number? There were five sequential production runs at five factories — two before WWII and the rest after.
What a beauty! Congratulations and many happy images.
Bill
Very cool. Seems I hang out with good folks.
--Bob
BebuLamar wrote:
This is mine
rmalarz wrote:
Kodak Retina IIa
--Bob
Nice Lens!
I've got an older one. I think it may be a Retina. It has a guess at it focusing system and it is a German made Kodak, DIN everything. Distance scale only in meters!
Wow bob .., somewhere I have my dad’s Kodak Retina IIa ..., hw took a lot of pics of us when we lived in Saudi Arabia in the 50’s /..I had sent it to Chicago in the 80’s for refurbishing ..., it has to be in a box somewhere ...what fun to see yours ..it looks like some other hogs have some as well ..
rmalarz wrote:
Kodak Retina IIa
--Bob
I have one that my brother gave me. Bought for $5 at a flea market. Took some photos with it and they came out ok, fun to use. Good luck with yours.
rmalarz wrote:
Kodak Retina IIa
--Bob
Cool. I have a Reflex Retina III.
I had a Retina IIIC back in the day and love it. Very compact when close, and when open. Good luck with your new toy.
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