U.S. SIGNAL CORPS CAMERA CASE WITH ANTIQUE GRAFLEX SPEED GRAPHIC CAMERA
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U.S. SIGNAL CORPS CAMERA CASE WITH ANTIQUE GRAFLEX SPEED GRAPHIC CAMERA, Army green leather hardware and mostly black-painted trim/components, potentially having had (and lost) a bolted metal plate at front, having Graflok back accepting 4" x 5" film currently with a hinged-flap focusing hood, camera has serial number 892147, equipped with a Kodak Ektar f:4.7 127mm lens, the camera is housed in a U.S. Signal Corps-marked "PH-104" Army green-painted metal case with stamped mark "B549", having a couple accoutrements, including film sheets, flash, and reflector. Camera produced 1947-1973. 19 1/2" x 9 1/2" x 11 1/2" case.Condition Case excellent with some routine wear to edges but still structurally sound with likely original compartments; camera appears very good with several small separations to leather, some missing screws; some mechanical components seem to operate smoothly, shutter seems very sticky at slower speeds, camera has not been tested for functionality (see Catalogue Guarantee).
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