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Vintage National Photocolor Lerochrome One Shot camera Daylight Model
Vintage National Photocolor Lerochrome One Shot camera Daylight Model
Vintage National Photocolor Lerochrome One Shot camera Daylight Model
Vintage National Photocolor Lerochrome One Shot camera Daylight Model
Vintage National Photocolor Lerochrome One Shot camera Daylight Model
Vintage National Photocolor Lerochrome One Shot camera Daylight Model
Vintage National Photocolor Lerochrome One Shot camera Daylight Model
Vintage National Photocolor Lerochrome One Shot camera Daylight Model
Vintage National Photocolor Lerochrome One Shot camera Daylight Model
Vintage National Photocolor Lerochrome One Shot camera Daylight Model

Vintage National Photocolor Lerochrome One Shot camera Daylight Model

$ 54.12

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  • Model: National Photocolor Lerochrome One Shot

    Description

    Vintage National Photocolor one shot camera.... daylight model 3066 ... Lerochrome... circa 1939... 10lbs... Hugo Meyer precision range finder... Dogmar 8 1/4 F/4.5 lens with cap...
    with case and viewfinder... great condition... all functions seem to be in working condition... ground glass a little dirty... one heck of a collectors piece... 3 1/4 x 4 1/4 plates
    please ask all questions before bidding... selling as is...
    Lerochrome
    is the name of a range of
    three-color cameras
    made by the
    National Photocolor Corporation
    of New York in the 1930s and '40s. Cameras were made in three sizes: 2¼x3¼ inch, 3¼x4¼ inch (quarter plate), and 5x7 inch, and could use glass plates, cut film or film packs. They are for a 'one-shot' three-color process; that is, three plates, each exposed through a different colored filter, are exposed simultaneously, and the images combined to make one color image. Thus the cameras have three positions for plate-holders, and internal mirrors to split the image-forming light between them.