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Seroa Mecaflex |
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Photos by BP text by BP. From the collection of BP. Last update 2012-02-11 par Eric Borel.
Manufactured or assembled in Monaco from 1958 to (After) 1958.
Index of rarity in France: Rare (among non-specialized garage sales)
Inventory number: 11664
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Traduction de Dan Fromm.
After production in Germany by Metz stopped in 1958, the Mecaflex resurfaced in Monaco thanks to the firm S.E.R.O.A. (Optical and Acoustic Research & Development Corporation).
One notes that the new manufacturer retained the M of Metz, previous commercial distributor, in its logo. All the same, the lens, although a Benoist Berthiot, is engraved “Lic Kilfitt,” en reference to the designer and original maker.
It is the only French 24 x 24 reflex (almost, because Monegasque). The shutter speeds are B, 1, … , 1/250.
The interchangeable Benoist Berthiot lens is 40/2.8. It is s/n 96354. It has four elements, is coated. The alternative was a three element 40/3.5.
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| Sur Camera-wiki.org, suggested by Sylvain Halgand |
 de 1961 |  Photo Ciné Revue de 1960 |
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