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September 27th 04, 12:40 AM
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linhof technika cams revisited
Refering to an earlier post in which Bob S. addressed Super Technika cam
numbers: I checked mine today, and it must be a transition model V. The camera (beige covers) has the white, plastic lever that ratchets for rise and fall which I believe makes it an early V. The cam for the 135mm has a serial number for the body and it matches the body, and of course, a serial number that matches the lens. Transition model, right? The 270mm lens has only the number matching the lens, and on the other side/bottom a "V" stamp. Cam is accurate to the rangefinder on each. 
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September 30th 04, 01:57 PM
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In article , "jjs"
wrote: Refering to an earlier post in which Bob S. addressed Super Technika cam numbers: I checked mine today, and it must be a transition model V. The camera (beige covers) has the white, plastic lever that ratchets for rise and fall which I believe makes it an early V. The cam for the 135mm has a serial number for the body and it matches the body, and of course, a serial number that matches the lens. Transition model, right? The 270mm lens has only the number matching the lens, and on the other side/bottom a "V" stamp. Cam is accurate to the rangefinder on each. No transistion cameras. It is a III, IV, V or Master. Period. You may have a cam that was cut around the time the V was first introduced so they stamped both numbers as they always had done. -- To reply no_ HPMarketing Corp.
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September 30th 04, 03:01 PM
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"Bob Salomon" wrote in message
... In article , "jjs" wrote: No transistion cameras. It is a III, IV, V or Master. Period. You may have a cam that was cut around the time the V was first introduced so they stamped both numbers as they always had done. Okay, so I have a transition cam.
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September 30th 04, 03:01 PM
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"Bob Salomon" wrote in message
... In article , "jjs" wrote: No transistion cameras. It is a III, IV, V or Master. Period. You may have a cam that was cut around the time the V was first introduced so they stamped both numbers as they always had done. Okay, so I have a transition cam.
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