Agfa Vintage Folding Cameras

Made in Germany. The Agfa Agnar 1:4.5 / 85mm lens is clear, scratch and fungus free. The lens bellows are in excellent condition and pop out instantly when the release button is pressed. The film chamber is clean and the wind on functions correctly.

A very sturdy design that Agfa produced right up to the end of the folder period in the early 1960's. Agfa Apotar lens, in a. shutter ( CLA'd of course ), shutter speeds from B, 1 sec to 1/250sec. needed thebellows replaced.

The Isolette could be had with a great many lens shutter combinations. The model with the Solinar / Synchro Compur combination is the best specified Isolette III. Agfa Isolette III 4.5/85 Solinar / Synchro Compur new red bellows professionally refurbished.

Since the focus is frozen these images are probably old, but no idea as to the exact age, subject matter or condition of film.

The lens is clear.

(The shutter and diaphragm is work. identical or different products). Sending within.

For parts/repair. I know nothing about this. Not sure about film size or any other details. No inst book. I will point out any defects that I can see.

AGFA BILLY with VARIO Agnar 6.3/105 lens, leather case is not in good shape. BALDA with Baltar 2.9/5cm red C lens, film spool. Shutters are working, lenses are clean and clear, bellies are also in good condition, no holes.

Shutter fires, delay works, focus turns, rangefinder is frozen but has a good second image.

See pics for condition all bellows look good, all sold as is untested for display.

AGFA ISOLETTE II, 85/4.5 APOTAR IN PRONTO, FOCUS FROZEN, SPEED DIAL RING STIFF, SHUTTER NON-FUNCTIONAL, RELEASE BUTTON MISSING, SOLD AS-IS FOR PARTS OR REPAIR ONLY, LOOKS EX. You are buying from a professional photographic dealer.

VINTAGE AGFA ART DECO FOLDING CAMERA With Original case. Some wear due to age of camera. Please not this is sold as is. I have no idea if the camera works. This was purchased at an estate sale. I will ship in secure packaging within 24-48 hours once payment has processed successfully! Thank you for your time and and happy shopping!

I cannot verify if this is in working condition but it would still make a great collectors or display piece

(See Photos). In Used and in working Order. I see no defects on or in the bellows surface (Cracks or Holes).

It has an f/11 Bilinarachromat lens, with aperture settings for f/16 and f/22, again by switching between fixed-size apertures. It has an 'I' and 'B' shutter and brilliant finders for both orientations.

The shutter works, bellows look OK, no leaks that I can see.

THE CASE HAS THE THREAD LOOSE ON ONE SIDE. OVERALL A GOODONE FOR THAT COLLECTION.

Good condition, minimal signs of use (very minimal visible signs from cleaning). tracing number.

The Ansco Readyset Traveler was manufactured by Agfa Ansco in circa 1930. (See Photos). See no defects in the lens such as fog, fungus, scrataches and etc. I see no defects on or in the bellows surface (Cracks or Holes).

It makes 6x9cm (2 1/4 x 3 1/4") image on 620 film.

Shutter speed are sound accurate.

Great condition nice survivor. All pieces move turn and appear functional. Not tested with film.

SHUTTER FIRES BUT NOT ACCURATE AT LOWER SPEEDS. APERTURE OPENS AND CLOSES SMOOTHLY. NEEDS RESTITCHED. CLASP ON FRONT OF CASE IN GREAT WORKING CONDITION. SEE PHOTOS FOR MORE DETAILS. Online Photo Stuff.

No.El 3967. Central leaf shutter Pronto with speeds 1/25-1/125 and B. They still fit beautiful in hand. They were manufactured by Agfa and this type during years 1937-40. With case. Without Agfa casettes inside!

EX CONDITION.

The early model, produced before and during WW2. There are two distinct models of the first Isolette (Jsorette/Jsolette) series TheAgfa Isolette (Jsolette).

The bellows appear to be whole. The leather case is missing the clasp. A wonderful addition to your collection. Don't wait to ask either. Don't miss out!

Good condition, minimal signs of use (very minimal visible signs from cleaning). tracing number.

My collections.

Original Ansco leather case is included but in rough condition.

In 1948 the Karat 36 appeared that broke the tradition and used the standard 35mm film cassette. Viewfinder: optical direct vision viewfinder. Karat 4.5 is similar to the Karat 6.3, the Karat 4.5's most noticeable difference is the use of brushed aluminum top and bottom covers.

Box looks to be in good condition as well.

Would make a nice addition to any collection.

I don't know a lot about it. so look close! just what you see in the pictures is all that is for sale.

The lens is f/4.5 Apotar lens with a Prontor SV shutter.

PD 16 Clipper. Uses 616 format film. Appear to be usably clean. Viewfinder is missing the front and back glass both. Looks great on a shelf. A nice collectible. Will take pictures too, if you can get a handle on the right film.