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Old July 30th 04, 05:49 PM
Marco Milazzo
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Default WTB: Woodebn back for old Century #10 studio camera

I have one of those old studio dinosaurs: a Folmer and Schwing Century
#10. I'm looking for an 8 X10 back for it. The "frame" which fits
into the camera 12 1/2 inches square.

Please email me if you ahve one for sale. If you're not sure, a
picture may help.

TIA,
Marco
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Old July 30th 04, 06:57 PM
Nicholas O. Lindan
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"Marco Milazzo" wrote

I have one of those old studio dinosaurs: a Folmer and Schwing Century
#10. I'm looking for an 8 X10 back for it.


If you can't find an 'official' back you may want to consider purchasing
and old 8x10 Universal with a shot bellows & etc. and remove it's spring
back and nail it (attach in any seemly fashion) to the 12x12 opening in
the stand camera.

8x10 junkers can be found for less than $100. All you need is the back
end. Ground glass can be found or made cheaply.

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Old July 31st 04, 04:18 AM
Marco Milazzo
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Thanks for that tip. Actually I have an old 8X10 back I may try to
adapt, but I was looking for the easy way out.

MM

On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 17:57:13 GMT, "Nicholas O. Lindan"
wrote:

"Marco Milazzo" wrote

I have one of those old studio dinosaurs: a Folmer and Schwing Century
#10. I'm looking for an 8 X10 back for it.


If you can't find an 'official' back you may want to consider purchasing
and old 8x10 Universal with a shot bellows & etc. and remove it's spring
back and nail it (attach in any seemly fashion) to the 12x12 opening in
the stand camera.

8x10 junkers can be found for less than $100. All you need is the back
end. Ground glass can be found or made cheaply.


 




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