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It was available in four sizes for 9x12cm, 9x18cm, 12x16½cm and 13x18cm plates. One 9x12 example sold at Westlicht has a roll-film back (covering the full ''width'' of the format; it is perhaps for 8x12 cm), also by Goldmann.<ref name=W2/> This fits around the camera body, covering the folding finder, but comes with its own spirit level and detachable Newton finder. | It was available in four sizes for 9x12cm, 9x18cm, 12x16½cm and 13x18cm plates. One 9x12 example sold at Westlicht has a roll-film back (covering the full ''width'' of the format; it is perhaps for 8x12 cm), also by Goldmann.<ref name=W2/> This fits around the camera body, covering the folding finder, but comes with its own spirit level and detachable Newton finder. | ||
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| Advertisement from 1902 scanned by Uwe Kulick (Image rights) |
The Klapp-Taschen-Camera, from the early 20th century, is a wooden-bodied strut-folding camera with nickel-plated metalwork and a leather bellows with a single, broad pleat. It has a good quality lens (the examples seen have a Goerz Dagor with helical focusing to about two metres), and a focal plane shutter with a range of speeds.[1][2] The lens-board allows front rise (when the camera is oriented horizontally). There is a collapsible Newton type finder and a spirit level on the top of the body. The camera has two tripod bushes.
It was available in four sizes for 9x12cm, 9x18cm, 12x16½cm and 13x18cm plates. One 9x12 example sold at Westlicht has a roll-film back (covering the full width of the format; it is perhaps for 8x12 cm), also by Goldmann.[2] This fits around the camera body, covering the folding finder, but comes with its own spirit level and detachable Newton finder.
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- ↑ 9x12 cm Klapp-Taschen-Kamera, serial no. 12108, with 120 mm f/6.8 Goerz Dagor series III, sold at the fifteenth Westlicht Photographica Auction, on 23 May 2009.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 9x12 cm Klapp-Taschen-Kamera, serial no. 13143, with 120 mm f/6.8 Dagor series III, sold at the nineteenth Westlicht auction, on 28 May 2011.
