This is another "My Dad died and left me his camera" stories - This black and chrome Super Graphic 45 has a Graphex (Made by Wollensak) 135mm f4.7 lens - there are no other lenses. Also has assorted backs, flash gun, carrying case, etc. It appears to be in very good condition - I'm pretty sure he bought it in the mid 1950's. I'm debating whether to sell it or take it up as another hobby, although I have too many hobbies already. Knowing the fair market value of this equipment will help me decide. Comments?

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: FHWeikel on 2002-01-16 12:46 ]</font>

Refer to TEST FOURM worth of a camera post.

I have the feeling that your father left you the camera because he felt you would apreciate it and cherish the link with him that it represents. Personaly then I wouldnt sell it but I would keep it to use occasionaly,and when I did use the camera I would remember the man who left it to me.

hartwell...

... best advice I have ever heard!