Graflex R.B. Graflex Series B

{"overview":"The R.B. Graflex Series B is a single-lens reflex roll-film\/plate camera made by Graflex in the United States. It uses a focal-plane shutter and a waist-level reflex viewing hood, the format associated with the Graflex SLR line introduced in the early 20th century. The \"R.B.\" designation refers to the revolving back, allowing the photographer to switch between portrait and landscape orientation without rotating the camera.","market_narrative":"Auction data for the R.B. Check the leather bellows for light leaks, the mirror silvering for haze, and confirm the revolving back rotates and locks cleanly. Original lenses, ground-glass backs, and film holders add to value; missing accessories are the usual reason a body sells at the lower end of the price range.","faq":[{"q":"What is an R.B. Graflex Series B worth today?","a":"Based on limited UK auction evidence, an R.B. Exceptional examples with original lenses and accessories can exceed this."},{"q":"How much does an R.B. With only a single data point the price a given example sells for can vary meaningfully with condition."},{"q":"What does the \"R.B.\" in R.B. Graflex Series B mean?","a":"R.B.

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