Told a few of you about my treasure privately -
but going public now with my dirty little secret..

BOught a Tamrac gear bag for $29.99 - it had stuff
in it.  I said "$29.99 for everything?"
Salesgirl said yes... and she knew it had stuff in
it because she had to lift it out of the
display case.  I peaked but did not examine the
contents in the store.

Well, I sold the bag itself on ebay for $40.00,
the NIKON close up lenses No 0 and 2 are up there
now with the starting bid of $14.99 on it already
and I just listed two 52mm threaded filters
(UV and 82-A) .  But I'm keeping for my self the
really treasure.  a Nikkormat FT with 50, 135,28mm

lenses, leather case for the camera, flash
attachment, cable release, nikon polarizer.  My LX
is
not functioning well these days, my KX is limping
a bit, too, and the funds for tuning them
up do not exist.  Hope you guys won't kick me off
the list for adoring my new treasure.

One problem is getting used to the way one needs
to change lenses and set ASA -
I took it to Photo-tech and got the basic skinny
on it but remembering to change
the ASA line-up when you change from the 50 to the
135 and doing it quickly is a bit
of an annoyance.  But this 30 odd year old manual
camera "takes good pictures" though
I may break a wrist holding it.  The base plate
has a small dent in it, otherwise it is
in perfect shape.  I'm so lucky that camera's like
these are regarded as "junk" by
the pricers at thrift stores.  Now if I could only
find another LX....:)

as the filters can certainly be used on OUR
cameras,  here are the item numbers
on ebay.  The filters have metal rims, anyone know
WHAT metal? I'm not sure
what to call the blue tinted ring of the Tiffen.

2944125895
(for the tiffen 82-a)

2944127429
(for the Nikkormat UV )

annsan

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