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Pupille with Leitz Elmar Prototype. Nagel Pupille 80454 c1931 3x4cm 127 film Schneider Xenon 5cm 2 584123 Compur shutter Rangefinder Shoe Ex 295. For sale Nagel Pupille 1930s Vintage German Camera with Elmar 5cm f35. Like some other German cameras from other brands it was also equipped with the 355cm Leitz Elmar. Made of high grade magnesium alloy this all metal camera features amazing craftsmanship and an. While he certainly never met the notoriety of Zeiss or Leica he did become mildly famous for his small format Nagel-Pupille camera and apparently attracted enough attention that his small company became known in the United States. Nagel Pupille 1930s Vintage German Camera with El. In the early 1930s August Nagel was developing a 35mm camera and a preloaded disposable 35mm film cartridge which would also fit in Leica and Contax cameras. Nagel Pupille with Leitz Elmar Prototype Coeln Cameras Vintage Cameras Lenses Coeln Cameras. After 1932 many of the cameras were kept in the portfolio but now carried the Kodak brand.

Including handling shipping insurance. Used and untested Nagel Pupille camera with Leitz Elmar 5cmf35 lens and Compur 300 shutter system. However only two years later he left to form Dr-August Nagel-Factory and produced the Librette Recomar Vollenda and Pupille cameras among others. The top one has the 50mm f2 Schneider Kreuznach Xenon lens. Made of high grade magnesium alloy this all metal camera features amazing craftsmanship and an. Olympus- Six 108188 6x6cm post-war coated Zuiko 75cm 35 103161 S. Nagel left Zeiss Ikon. The camera was produced in Germany by Nagel DrAugust Nagel Camerawerk in Stuttgart Germany 1931-1935. In 1931 the company became Kodaks German branch Kodak AG. There appears to be no indentations or dings on the camera body or lens.

Nagel left Zeiss Ikon. The Pupille took 127 roll film for 16 exposures 3x4cm. Nagel Pupille with Leitz Elmar Prototype Coeln Cameras Vintage Cameras Lenses Coeln Cameras. The Carl Zeiss Jena f35 50mm is mounted in the bottom one. Putting a Leica lens on something does not make it a Leica. Copal shutter case Ex 145. Im surprised no-one else is familiar with this. In 1928 Nagel started with a series of high quality folding plate and roll film cameras and became famous for its small format camera Pupille. The Pupille is a 34cm rigid camera made in the 1930s by Nagel later Kodak AG. Olympus- Six 108188 6x6cm post-war coated Zuiko 75cm 35 103161 S.

It was available with several lenses including a Leitz Elmar which is rather unusual as Leitz did not produce many lenses for other camera makers and Schneider Xenon or Xenar. It makes 16 exposures on 127 film has a big helical mount holding the lens and shutter assembly and a folding optical finder. After 1932 many of the cameras were kept in the portfolio but now carried the Kodak brand. Search my stream for Pupille and I think you will find pictures its taken. In 1928 DrAugust Nagel founder of Contessa and co-founder of of Zeiss Ikon founded a new own camera factory in his hometown Stuttgart. Advertised as The Miniature Master of Speed and Light these cameras were built in Germany for Kodak by Nagel. The company was sold in 1932 to Kodak. Pupille with Leitz Elmar Prototype. In the early 1930s August Nagel was developing a 35mm camera and a preloaded disposable 35mm film cartridge which would also fit in Leica and Contax cameras. Search engines will produce quite a lot of results.

The Carl Zeiss Jena f35 50mm is mounted in the bottom one. All-in-all the original black body paint work is intact especially around the focusing ring with no signs of repainting or paint touch-up work. In 1931 the company became Kodaks German branch Kodak AG. Putting a Leica lens on something does not make it a Leica. Seller assumes all responsibility for this listing. Search my stream for Pupille and I think you will find pictures its taken. While he certainly never met the notoriety of Zeiss or Leica he did become mildly famous for his small format Nagel-Pupille camera and apparently attracted enough attention that his small company became known in the United States. The camera appears to be in overall good condition cosmetically mechanically and optically. There appears to be no indentations or dings on the camera body or lens. Advertised as The Miniature Master of Speed and Light these cameras were built in Germany for Kodak by Nagel.