Certo Super-Dollina II Viewfinder camera





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Certo Super-Dollina II, physically good and tested and functional, a 1947–1953 Kleinbild camera with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 3.5/50mm, Compur-Rapid shutter, version 1 with a back-side exposure table, and including the original ready case and Cenei sun shade in leather holder.
Description from the seller
Super - Dollina II (Certo Kamerawerk, Dresden)
This is version 1, which has an exposure table on the camera back.
Production period: 1947 - 1953
Film format: 35mm 24 x 36mm
Objective: Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 3.5 / 50mm
Closure: Compur-Rapid -/500
Dome-shaped rangefinder with side adjustment wheel (see photos).
Accessories: Original readiness bag, Cenei - sun visor in leather case.
Serial number lens: 3452161 ~ approx. 1949
The previous owner of the camera was B. Staus from Sigmaringen (see photo).
state
The cosmetic condition of the camera can be described as good (see photos). The lens is clear and scratch-free; the shutter fires at all speeds, but the longer exposures run very slowly. The bellows is intact. The small lever on the top right of the back of the housing sits very loosely and must often be pushed to the left to release, using the camera's release button.
The photos are an integral part of the camera description and condition!
Super - Dollina II (Certo Kamerawerk, Dresden)
This is version 1, which has an exposure table on the camera back.
Production period: 1947 - 1953
Film format: 35mm 24 x 36mm
Objective: Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 3.5 / 50mm
Closure: Compur-Rapid -/500
Dome-shaped rangefinder with side adjustment wheel (see photos).
Accessories: Original readiness bag, Cenei - sun visor in leather case.
Serial number lens: 3452161 ~ approx. 1949
The previous owner of the camera was B. Staus from Sigmaringen (see photo).
state
The cosmetic condition of the camera can be described as good (see photos). The lens is clear and scratch-free; the shutter fires at all speeds, but the longer exposures run very slowly. The bellows is intact. The small lever on the top right of the back of the housing sits very loosely and must often be pushed to the left to release, using the camera's release button.
The photos are an integral part of the camera description and condition!

