Tahbes Synchro , met paraattas Analogue camera





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Tahbes Synchro, with paraattas, a metal rangefinder camera for 120 film, circa 1950–1960, in good physical condition and not tested, including the original leather case.
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Beautiful Tahbes "Synchro" rangefinder camera of Dutch manufacture circa 1948 with the original, and leather accessory bag or case. This is a metal rangefinder camera for 120 film. Meniscus 1:7.7, 75 mm lens in a retractable tube. Total metal and chrome finish. Tahbes was founded in 1945 by Brokmeier and Steegers. The first camera was the Synchro in 1948. The Synchro had an Albada viewfinder. In total Tahbes built only about 30,000 cameras. The camera is neat, with a small spot (chromed finish damaged) on the mounting for the flash, see also the photos. Photos are part of the description. Camera has not been tested. Camera, photo equipment, Netherlands, post-war, old, vintage, forties device, optical, bag, case, leather.
Beautiful Tahbes "Synchro" rangefinder camera of Dutch manufacture circa 1948 with the original, and leather accessory bag or case. This is a metal rangefinder camera for 120 film. Meniscus 1:7.7, 75 mm lens in a retractable tube. Total metal and chrome finish. Tahbes was founded in 1945 by Brokmeier and Steegers. The first camera was the Synchro in 1948. The Synchro had an Albada viewfinder. In total Tahbes built only about 30,000 cameras. The camera is neat, with a small spot (chromed finish damaged) on the mounting for the flash, see also the photos. Photos are part of the description. Camera has not been tested. Camera, photo equipment, Netherlands, post-war, old, vintage, forties device, optical, bag, case, leather.

