#MINOLTA AUTOCORD CDS MODEL III MANUALS#
#MINOLTA AUTOCORD CDS MODEL III MANUAL#

Lentar Light meter (since the one on the camera is broken).

Sky 1A filter for the photographic lens.

There are 2 lenses - 1 for the photo lens and one for the viewing lens.

Alpex Wide-Angle Lenses and case (this is VERY rare - I have not seen anything like it on ebay).

Rollei Close-Up Lens kit #2 closeup lens (and instructions).

Self-Timer (a way cool mechanical device - delays up to 2 minutes).

#MINOLTA AUTOCORD CDS MODEL III MANUAL#

The original manual for the camera (the cover is a little beat up, but otherwise complete).There are some very interesting accessories with this camera these may also work with other twin-lens cameras of the day, I don't know. The Leather camera and accessory case is usable, but the shoulder strap is missing, and it's starting to show its age. However, the battery compartment for it is clean and clear of corrosion. There may be a problem with the winder sometimes it 'sticks' and will not advance the film completely, which can result in a partial double-exposure (this happens intermittently). The leather camera case is in very good condition. Lens covers are easily available on ebay and elsewhere (Rolliflex covers will fit this camera) The viewfinder has a magnifying glass that pops up for precise focusing. This model can accomodate 120/124mm film in rolls of 12 or 24 exposures. The camera body and lenses are in excellent condition there appears to be a very small bit of corrosion on the camera back interior hinge (you can see it in the large view of the photo - and I didn't notice it until I saw the extreme blow-up version of the picture of the open camera). This is a Minolta Autocord Cds-III twin-lens camera with case and many accessories. Now, after 41 years, these have become vaguely collectable, and I'm hoping some camera collector out there will want to add this camera and its accessories to their collection SOLD I loved having a large-format camera, but I was seduced by the single-lens reflex cameras and after I got my first Nikon, this Minolta was pretty much relegated to the closet. I don't know what it replaced (because there were plenty of pictures taken before 1964), but I started using it in high school in the early 1970's, and I used it through college and a bit beyond that. My Dad bought this camera in 1964 and was the family camera for a number of years. Minolta Autocord Cds-III and Many Accessories 1 roll of Kodak Max 200 ASA film (expired).Tamron 28mm wide angle lens with leatherette case (with data sheet/booklet).Tamron 80-200mm zoom lens (with sun shade) (with data sheet/booklet).Tamrak nylon camera bag (3 outer pouches, 4 adjustable interior dividers, mesh pouch inside lid, suede handle, shoulder strap, fanny-pack strap ).

#MINOLTA AUTOCORD CDS MODEL III MANUALS#

I still have all the manuals for the camera, motor drive and lenses. This photography package include everything you see in the photo on the left, and detailed in the other pictures (click a picture to see a larger view). It's in pristine condition handled with extreme care and stored indoors when not in use. This is a Nikon F3 High-Eyepoint camera with MD-4 motor Drive. I'd prefer to sell the whole rig in one giant unit, rather than piecemeal, and I've priced it that way.Ĭamera body, motor drive, 50mm lens, case and accessories: SOLD It's actually my second Nikon the first got stolen out of my car. This was my beloved camera for many years.

Minolta autocord cds model iii