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Toyo 45A 4X5 Field Camera with 90mm + 150mm + 210mm Lenses + Holders - $1,695.00

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The Toyo 45A is an all metal field camera. This camera offers a very rigid/stable platform and a full range of controls, packed into a highly portable package. On this particular camera, brand new bellows have just been installed. Includes: - Toyo 45A 4X5 field camera - Schneider Angulon 90mm F6.8 lens - Schneider Symmar 150mm F5.6 lens - Schneider Symmar 210mm F5.6 lens - 3 4X5 film holders (used, modern, tested light-tight) Camera Features: - Front movements include swing, shift, rise and tilt - Rear movements include tilt and swing - New bellows have been installed - Bright fresnel lens/ground glass combo - Back can easily be mounted in vertical or horizontal position Camera Condition: This is a used, good working condition Toyo 45A field camera. Cosmetically, this camera is in well-used condition, showing normal/heavy signs of use. Bellows are brand new. All camera movements, knobs, gears and latches are in good working condition. Graflock/international equipped back is tight and works perfectly. Original gridded ground glass/fresnel combo is ultra-bright and clear. Schneider Angulon 90mm F6.8: - Very small and light lens, ideal for backpacking - 90mm is a wide-angle of view lens on 4X5 cameras (similar to a 28mm lens on 35mm cameras) - Clean glass - Good working shutter Schneider Symmar 150mm F5.6: - 150mm is a normal-angle of view lens on 4X5 cameras (similar to a 50mm lens on 35mm cameras) - Excellent sharpness and contrast - Clean glass - Shutter fires nicely on all speeds Schneider Symmar 210mm F5.6: - 210mm is a tele/portrait-angle of view lens on 4X5 cameras (similar to an 85mm lens on 35mm cameras) - Excellent landscape and portrait lens - Clean glass - Shutter runs nicely on all speeds Ask us about combining this purchase with any of our other large format lenses or film holders.

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