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Electronics and Cameras Collection - A Testament to Analog Innovation

This features a diverse collection of vintage electronics and cameras spanning multiple decades, reflecting the evolution of analog recording and photography technology. Included in this set is the Scotch Video Cassette EXG TC-20 5PK, a VHS-C tape pack from the 1990s, designed for compact camcorders with Extra High Grade (EXG) recording quality, ensuring crisp video resolution and reliable playback. Also part of the collection is the Kodak No. 2A Brownie Model C, a box camera produced between 1907 and 1936, a crucial part of Kodak's efforts to make photography accessible. Designed for 116 film, it features a single-element meniscus lens and a rotary shutter, allowing straightforward operation for amateur photographers of its time.

For rangefinder enthusiasts, this lot includes the Kodak Signet 50, a 35mm film camera introduced in 1957 and produced until 1960, known for its Kodak Ektanar 44mm f/2.8 lens and built-in selenium light meter, making exposure adjustments more intuitive. Adding to the set is the Yashica T AF, an automatic-focusing 35mm compact camera released in 1985, featuring the Carl Zeiss Tessar 3.5/35 T lens*, which became notable for its optical clarity and anti-reflective coating.

Complementing the visual media items is the Model 603A 300-Watt Lee Duplex Dryer, an essential piece of mid-20th-century darkroom equipment, designed for efficiently drying photographic prints with three adjustable heat settings, ensuring professional-grade results without damaging delicate emulsions. Together, this collection embodies a crucial period in technological advancement before digital photography and recording became widespread.

Materials made of: Plastic casings, metal camera bodies, glass lenses, magnetic tape, electrical components.

Measurements: Box camera measurement 5“ x 6“ with 3 inches

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