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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
- Thread starter Richland123
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- Dec 21, 2007
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To be fair, if you'd never heard the word "toke"...
The song came out when I was still a kid and didn't know of such things. There was no "google song lyrics" in 1970-whatever.
I thought the song was "one toe over the line" which made sense, as much or more sense than many song lyrics of the day.
It's only in the knowledge of what the lyric actually was that the cover becomes horrifically ironic
A cousin of my father-in-law has one of these that he restored. It looks just like that. He and my wife's dad would ride it back and forth between Tahlequah and Tulsa.
One of many weird and wonderful pages from the Codex Seraphinianus by Luigi Serafini.
Bravo. I shoot and collect old cameras and some of the crown jewels in my collection are a Contax II, Leica IId, Nikon S, Nikon SP, Leica M3, Leica M2, Leica M6, Nikon F1, Nikon F2, Rolleiflex 2.8s and 3.5s, etc. I try to take one out with me and shoot at least one frame every day. Long live analog film and mechanical cameras!
My dad was a wedding photog, ran a pair of Rollei 2.8F's, and had an original prism (no meter!) Nikon F with the early 58/1.4 and 105/2.5 for his fun camera.Bravo. I shoot and collect old cameras and some of the crown jewels in my collection are a Contax II, Leica IId, Nikon S, Nikon SP, Leica M3, Leica M2, Leica M6, Nikon F1, Nikon F2, Rolleiflex 2.8s and 3.5s, etc. I try to take one out with me and shoot at least one frame every day. Long live analog film and mechanical cameras!
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I keep around a Yashica 35GTN and a Konica Auto S2 (killer Hexanon lens), but now that Velvia 50 is 36 bucks a roll, it's gotten really hard to talk myself into it any more, and the Fuji X cameras scratch my itch now.
Wonderful collection!
Minolta 110 Zoom SLR, my first camera bought new for "b&w art photography"... Circa 77 or 78
Mike and Frank would like to buy it. Whats your "I don't want to sell it" price?
I still have an early Pentax K series (one of the second series produced. Had the lens serviced about 30 years back but the body now needs some work as the focal plane shutter is sticky. I should really pass it on to a collector or spend the money on it before it deteriorates more.
