Braun Imperial - Lubitel 2 - Six 20 Brownie C- Coronet...

Beautiful lot of 4 black analog box cameras. With signs of use and in working order. All shutters of these work. No fungus on the still clear lenses. Technical specifications of the 4 cameras. 1. Braun Imperial: • Country of origin: Germany (Carl Braun Camera-Werk). • Production period: 1950 – 1954. Metal housing. • Film type: 120 roll film. • Negative format: 6×9 cm or 6×6 cm. • Lens: Fixed Braunoptik meniscus lens (usually f=105mm or 120mm). • Focusing: Fixfocus (fixed focus from about 2.5 meters to infinity). • Shutter: Simple rotating shutter; ~1/60s (Moment) and B/Z-stand (manual time exposure). • Diaphragm: Sliding control for 2 or 3 fixed apertures (e.g., f/5.6 and f/11). • Viewfinder: Two reflex viewfinders (6x9) or one single reflex viewfinder (6x6). 2. The legendary LOMO Lubitel 2: With lens hood protection. • Country of origin: Soviet Union (GOMZ / LOMO). • Production period: 1954 – 1980. Bakelite case. • Film type: 120 roll film. • Negative format: 6×6 cm (12 frames per film). • Lens: LOMO T-22 triplet lens (75mm f/4.5). • Focusing: Manually adjustable via linked gears on both lenses (1.3 meters to infinity). • Shutter: Mechanical central shutter; 1/15s, 1/30s, 1/60s, 1/125s, 1/250s and B-stand. • Diaphragm: Continuously adjustable from f/4.5 to f/22. • Viewfinder: Fold-out waist-level finder with a large built-in magnifier. • Extras: Built-in mechanical (sticky) self-timer and PC-sync flash socket. 3. Kodak Six-20 Brownie (British Series, Model C–F) • Country of origin: United Kingdom (Kodak Harrow) / United States. • Production period: 1933 – 1957 (British postwar models from 1946 to 1957). Metal housing. • Film type: 620 roll film (note: different, thinner spool than 120 film). • Negative format: 6×9 cm. • Lens: Meniscus lens or Anaston lens (depending on the exact model). • Focusing: Fixfocus for short distances (1 to 3 meters). • Shutter: Simple rotating shutter; ~1/40s or 1/50s (Moment) and B/T-stand. • Diaphragm: Fixed aperture (about f/11). • Viewfinder: Two built-in bright mirror viewfinders (horizontal and vertical). 4. Coronet B20 Box • Country of origin: France (assembled for British Coronet by Tiranty). • Production period: About 1950 – 1955. Wood or thick cardboard housing. • Film type: 120 roll film. • Negative format: 6×9 cm. • Lens: French Objectif Ménisque Boyer (meniscus lens). • Focusing: Fixfocus (fixed focus from about 3 meters to infinity). • Shutter: Simple rotating shutter; ~1/50s (Moment) and P/T-stand (Pose/Time). • Diaphragm: Fixed aperture. • Viewfinder: Two built-in small reflex-viewers. Photos are part of the lot. Shipping with Trace and Tracking.

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