It's not a Leica,but can use Leica screw mount lenses. It wasn't made in Germany or anywhere on the mainland.Quote:
Originally Posted by stranding
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It's not a Leica,but can use Leica screw mount lenses. It wasn't made in Germany or anywhere on the mainland.Quote:
Originally Posted by stranding
OK, it's a Periflex, made in England. It was designed and built by Kenneth (later, Sir.) Corfield.
This links to the Corfield story http://www.leitzmuseum.org/CameraMak.../Corfield.html
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There was I wondering.... If it wasn't made on the mainland, then where was a possible island...? (yes, genuinely! I'll go to the foot of our stairs.)Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard Brown
Richard,you have it! It's the original model Periflex camera.Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard Brown
Here's an article about it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corfield_Periflex
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Thanks, Scifan.
My challenge is. What is this object part of? Ignore the background, It is one of 3 parts which make up the whole item. What is the complete item used for?
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Empty transparent plastic ice cream bucket? The three parts would be the bucket,lid and handle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard Brown
BTW,you should post some pictures of your garden in the Gardening! Thread. It looks wonderful,even through plastic.
It is used for food, but not for ice cream. Here is part of the lid.Quote:
Originally Posted by scifan57
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A vegetable crisper,with lid and handle?Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard Brown
A microwave cooking set? Has a solid, circular tray base, a fluted cover on the base with drainage through and the transparent cover. Good for bacon joints.Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard Brown
Yes, you are right.Quote:
Originally Posted by stranding
The challenge is yours
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