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Exakta collecting is growing all over the world. Articles written by Exakta collectors Titles 12 June 1999 The Bi�vres camera fair and the Exacta Ihagee Club de France general meeting 10 June 1999 Exakta Real Last literary work by Cl�ment Aguila and Michel Rouah 9 June 1999 Max picture play Words and music by an Exakta enthusiast. Look at the page, you MUST have the CD. 30 May 1999 12" Meyer NY Telephoto Lens I wait for your comments about this lens... 21 May 1999 Rare acccessories The first one is a Sperling prism for the post-war Exakta 66... 19 May 1999 Ihagee Jr Classification The rare Ihagee Jrs with lens and body numbers 16 May 1999 Ebay, Part VII A hard to find new in box postwar Exakta 66, from Australia 16 May 1999 Ebay, Part VI A Military prewar Exakta 66, discussion about collectors 14 May 1999 Fotoexakta the Italian importer's head office around 40 years ago 14 May 1999 Another Ihagee Jr from The Netherlands 12 May 1999 Ihagee Jr few of them survived. Here you can find two of them! 10 May 1999 Exakta VP A, Version 1 details and pictures, #403455 8 May 1999 Pre-production Kine Exakta Update by Gary Cullen 7 May 1999 1st North American International Meeting of Exakta Circle Members Puyallup Washington, April 23&24 1999 24 April 1999 Four VP Night from the MF, pictures and body numbers 15 April 1999 Dallmeyer Telephoto lens mounted in a Burke & James focusing mount 27 Mar 1999 VP Wide Angle Lenses from MF collection 26 Mar 1999 Angenieux 28/2.8 Aguila thinks it is a prototype... 24 Mar 1999 Early VP A with unusual flat distance scale 22 Mar 1999 An unusual Macro Lens no focusing, no F stops 25 Feb 1999 A great collection for sale at Christie's South Kensington, on Thursday 18 March 1999, with results and comments. 23 Jan 1999 The unusual Brinkmann device A neversaw scientific device with meter, bought at the Ebay Auction. Text and pictures by Valentin Sama, Madrid, Spain 23 Jan 1999 Another Military Tessar Valentin Sama writes how you can buy a "surprise" Exa Rheinmetall. If you wish to look at the other Tessar with a long letter by James Marc Small, you can here 15 Jan 1999 The pre-production Kine Exakta A long article written and illustrated by Gary Cullen, Vancouver area, Canada. Great information about the world's earliest surviving 35mm SLR 14 Jan 1999 The black flange Exas Louis Emmet Mahoney wrote a long article (great information) on the early Exas Now we are ten! Jim Anderson writes on the first 10 years of the Exakta Circle Noguggemohdoh Klaus Rademaker shows rare or unusual cameras. Lens mounts drawings and text by Klaus Wichmann on lens mounts Half Frame Exa Details on this rare camera by Klaus Wichmann Exakta VX III? The Peter Longden's dream The tortuous path... This is a long article (50K text and several little images) by Maurizio Frizziero on the hard path towards a camera collection. I divided it in four parts: The beginning Case histories Shopping from home The fleamarkets and the classified ads Exastory Two Exa classifications and details on the different models and versions Premises First Exa, Versions 1-6 From Exa I to Exakta 500 Kine Exakta Anniversary Thanks to the Exakta Circle for... Exakta in the movies The Last Emperor, Rear Window, Farewell to the king, ... soon Private Eye... Holograms A Canadian collector celebrates the Kine Exakta anniversary with a hologram. Short articles and... Something interesting to read about the juniors 135 and 127 Exakta Diamant by Dr. Rex Watson. History and details of this camera Elbina leaflets Never entered onto production but Klaus owns the leaflets.. Rare VPs 3 rare VPs from the Frizziero Collection Ihagee Junior Photographs and details of the first VP Junior Odds and rarities rare and modified cameras from the Jim Hayes Collection The Military Tessar Marc James Small writes about a rare military Tessar to Maurizio Frizziero The Novoflex viewfinder Unusual viewfinder for the Varex cameras London Shops and Photographica London walks towards a camera collection, from Pied Bull Yard to Portobello, from Christie's to Royal Horticural Hall London Part I An unusual way of giving information about camera dealers and flea-markets walks, photos and links London Part II Part II, from Photographica 97 to Camden Passage, interesting information on collectors, shops and... London Part III 1998 news and Asahi Optical Historical Club Exakta Times Exakta Times The quarterly Exakta Circle Magazine, contents and links to some interesting articles. Menu | New this month

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