Debrie Sept

{"overview":"The Debrie Sept is a French-made combined still and cine camera using 35mm film, introduced in the 1920s by the Paris firm André Debrie. As of today, values are highly condition-sensitive: a working spring motor and the presence of original cassettes or a fitted case lift what a clean example is worth, while cosmetically tired bodies sell for less. These figures are saleroom hammer results, so what the camera sells for at retail is typically higher once premium and dealer margin are added.","buying_guide":"Common faults include seized clockwork motors, dried lubricants, and haze or separation in the lens after a century of storage. Inspect the spring wind, shutter action, and film transport carefully, and confirm that any included cassettes match the camera.

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