Rollex Roll-film Holder

c. 1929

Balda-Werk Max Baldeweg

Dresden

Germany

Format:

8, 6 x 9 cm exposures on 120 roll-film.

Identification:

Film advance indicated by red window. Cover to window is removable.

References & Notes:

German Patent DE468602C.

Rollex Roll-film Holder

Balda-Werk Max Baldeweg

Dresden

Germany

Format:

8, 6 x 9 cm exposures on 120 roll-film.

Identification:

Film advance indicated by red window. Sliding cover to window.

This is a small, compact, roll-film holder for fitting to folding plate or reflex cameras. It was made to take 2 ½" or 3 ¼" spools. Fittings for most cameras were available. Later models had a dual format 8 or 16-on facility.

The Rollex trade name was used after the war by Linhof.

References & Notes:

BJA 1930, p. 333. BJA 1931, p. 135. Westminster Cat. 1939, p. 33.

Plaubel Roll-holder

Plaubel & Co

Frankfurt a.m.

Germany

Frame counter.

Format:

8, 6 x 9 cm exposures on 120 roll-film.

Identification:

Late version without red window.

References & Notes:

Roll-film Holders.

N&G Roll-holder

Newman & Guardia Ltd

London

England

Frame counter.

Format:

8, 6 x 9 cm exposures on 120 roll-film.

Notes:

Address: 55 Berners St.

With:

Instructions

This is a Plaubel roll-holder sold under the N&G name.

References & Notes:

Roll-film Holders.

Company Details:

Newman & Guardia

Rollex Roll-film Holder

c. 1929

Balda-Werk Max Baldeweg

Dresden

Germany

Format:

Identification:

References & Notes:

Rollex Roll-film Holder

Balda-Werk Max Baldeweg

Dresden

Germany

Format:

Identification:

References & Notes:

Plaubel Roll-holder

Plaubel & Co

Frankfurt a.m.

Germany

Format:

Identification:

References & Notes:

N&G Roll-holder

Newman & Guardia Ltd

London

England

Format:

Notes:

With:

References & Notes:

Film and Plate holders