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**VINTAGE GRAFLEX 2x3 PRESS CAMERA & ACCESSORIES ESTATE LOT**
Up for sale is a fantastic collection of vintage medium/large format photography gear. This lot features a compact 2x3 Graflex press camera along with multiple matching 120 roll film backs, making it an excellent starter kit or parts source for a vintage analog shooter.
Please note: These items are from an estate and have not been film-tested. They are being sold AS-IS for parts, restoration, or collection display. Please review the detailed inventory and photos carefully before offerding.
### LOT INVENTORY INCLUDED:
* Camera Body: Graflex 2x3 Press Camera (Century/Crown Graphic style) with side-mounted Kalart Synchronized Rangefinder.
* Film Back 1: Graflex "23" Graphic 120 Roll Film Holder (Knob-wind style mounted on a 4x5 Graflok adapter plate).
* Film Back 2: Graflex "23" Graphic 120 Roll Film Holder (Desirable Lever-wind style, natively mounts to 2x3 camera body).
* Light Meter: Vintage Weston Master II Universal Exposure Meter (Model S74/715) with original brown leather case and neck strap.
* Sheet Film Holder: Graflex 2x3 Double Sheet Cut Film Holder with dark slides.
* Flash Bracket: Stroboframe modular flash bracket extension arm piece.
* Flash Unit: Honeywell Pressmaster Auto Strobonar 880 Electronic "Potato Masher" handle-mount flash with coiled PC sync cord.
* Lens Accessories: Two (2) vintage metal slip-on series filter adapter clamp rings.
### CONDITION NOTES:
* Cosmetic: Items show normal signs of age, wear, and vintage character. See photos for exact finish condition.
* Testing: Mechanics have not been exhaustively tested. Bellows condition and shutter speed accuracy are unknown. Selenium light meter and electronic flash are untested.
**Shipping:** Will be carefully wrapped and packed securely to protect the vintage components during transport. Feel free to message me with any questions!