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Tag Archives: Agfa Billy Compur
B&W Photos from an Old Agfa
My latest hobby is drawing some ire from the “head of household” but it seems harmless enough – scouring eBay for deals on vintage cameras, and, for those for which film is still available, experimenting with photographs to see if … Continue reading
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Tagged 120 film, Agfa, Agfa Billy Compur, black and white, vintage camera
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Vintage Camera: Agfa Billy Compur
The latest addition to my small but growing vintage camera collection arrived recently. It’s an Agfa Billy Compur judging from the name imprinted on the leather surrounding the case, and it was manufactured sometime between 1934 and 1942. It’s a … Continue reading
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Tagged Agfa Billy Compur, features, how-to, owner's manual, vintage camera
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