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Rare Antique Vintage Camera Rolleicord Franke & Heidecke Braunschweig Germany

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Rollei Cameras5 of 15Rollei E110 camera, flash unit and little leather case, described as a "spy camera" by the trader.1930's Franke & Heidecke Rolleiflex Award Bronze Medal
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    Posted 10 years ago

    herbgrower
    (76 items)

    I have a German Camera & original leather case here that I have no clue about. I have looked on Ebay & Googled, I see others like it. I can see numbers under the front lens, looks like # 2888503. Almost hidden under the lip of the lens
    .It is in "good" condition, I do not know how to test it to see if it works

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    1. herbgrower herbgrower, 10 years ago
      Thank you so much Phil. I will follow up on your advice & try to find a catalog & film.
      Ann
    2. rniederman rniederman, 10 years ago
      This is a Rolleicord I with the art deco, nickel plated exterior made from about 1933 to 1936.
    3. herbgrower herbgrower, 10 years ago
      Thanks rniederman. I took it to a Photo Shop, the 'taking' shutter is not working. There was a roll of real old color film in it, but the guy told me there is only 1 place that would develop that kind of film. They do it once a year & it's $60.00, if you get pic s out of it or not!
      The man at the shop offered me $20.00 for it, to set it up on his display shelf, where he had several others, but no Art Deco. I kept the camera. I am curious as to whether there are any pics on that roll. But $60.00!
    4. rniederman rniederman, 10 years ago
      It's good you didn't sell the camera for $20. In excellent and fully working condition it would have a collector value of $150 - $200. The non-working shutter does decrease the value a bit, but it would still be worth much more than $20.
    5. herbgrower herbgrower, 10 years ago
      rniederman, He said the shutter repair would cost about $150.00. I like the camera, have never seen an old one like that. I would like to sell it though, I have no room for more 'things'! I would sell it 'as is' maybe for a display for a collector.
      Thanks to all of you for your responses!
    6. herbgrower herbgrower, 10 years ago
      Update on this camera:
      Thanks to all of you for your good advice. I wanted you to know the outcome of my Rolleicord.
      I found a company online in California that processes this type of film. They were very helpful. They told me I had been lied to about the fact the film was color ( it wasn't) and no one could develop the film but as I was told ( see above story). That was a lie also.
      Anyway, I sent the film to Ca. The total cost to me was $27.00 They made no promise I would get any pictures. But, I did get 1 picture. It is a little girl on a see-saw.
      I now only can imagine her story. I think I know the name of the person from
      whose Estate sale I bought the camera from.
    7. herbgrower herbgrower, 10 years ago
      I will. I'm still holding onto this camera. It has a story I find interesting. Thanks

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