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This is stuff, you want it!

Up for bids today we have a

Horseman MULTIFORMAT 970 view camera, Topcon 150mm f-5.6, Horseman 69 roll back. 

Film Tested Ready to Go!

As close to perfect as it gets.

Movements, Rise, Tilt, Shift, drop bed, multiple rail stop sets for any foreseeable array of lenses. Yes, even the strange ones like what you pulled off that ICA back in school. This one sports the Tokyo Kogaku (Topcon) 150mm f-5.6 and has the proper RF cam installed. 

RF is spot on and clear as is the crystal clear VF. Much brighter than my Leica and with frame lines for all the lenses.

Get your Ansel on.

I took it out today, it was blowy, and it was solid as a rock on my Gitzo 2220. I ran Pan-F at EI 80 in Diafine, and it is hard to tell where the end of the resolving power is. Scans made with a crappy phone and light table show how sharp. Will include the roll.

If you're old, be ye warned it's heavy. The camera and the back weigh 6 pounds, 2oz. 

You own a decent tripod or you don't play. 

No, the 'Slik' tripod you got at RITZ is not a good tripod.

But if you know what you're about there's not much this won't do.

If this were mine I would make black boards for every odd-ball lens I have just to see where the limits are. There's some funky century old glass out there at thrift and junk shops. 

Enjoy!

This was purchased by my client in 2008 for $337, whereupon he put it in a nice case and never touched it. So here it is, used by me to test the roll holder and the shutter, suspended in time for fifteen years. I am setting the Buy It Now at $476, which is the same amount in 2023 dollars You're welcome.

The above description is accurate to the best of our knowledge, however because we don't want ti back this is being sold AS-IS.

--->THE FINE PRINT<---

Items offered are from various sources, have their own histories, and are not warranted to be free of hidden flaws.

Once the items are inspected and a careful description is written, pictures of each are carefully made and the item is listed for sale AS-IS. This means that if you place a bid, the item is now yours unless someone happens to out bid you. If an item is broken or has obvious flaws we will say so right off the bat. "AS-IS" for our purposes just means we do not want it back. 

We do not sell outside of the continental U.S. and Canada. Buyers attempting to circumvent these rules by using a forwarding service aren't protected by eBay's policies. These accounts will be blocked, and the items re-listed. 

We primarily use U.S.P.S Ground Advantage when shipping to the East coast, and Priority Mail to the West coast.