Fitted Case and 34 Metal Darkslides for Nelrod Liteflash camera
Fitted case with 34 single metal darkslides, for Nelrod Liteflash camera.
- Object Number:
- 1990-5036/7071/1
- type:
- camera case
Nelrod Liteflash camera. Press camera with built-in electronic flash head (seperate power pack missing); Schneider-Kreuznach Xenar lens F:135 f/4.7 Serial No 2624976. Synchro-Compur shutter; 1-1/500 sec. Coupled longbase coincidence rangefinder. Frame finder; sockets for Liteflash triggers and flashbulbs. Flash unit fitted with Mullard LSD3 flashbulb. In fitted case with 34 single metal darkslides.
Nelrod Liteflash camera made by G H Williamson (Sales) Limited, England, 1950. The Nelrod is a rigid press camera for plates or filmpack with a built-in electronic flash unit, the camera is typical of the sort used by press photographers of the period.
The Nelrod Liteflash was launched by G H Williamson, and marketed by Dawe Instruments. In 1950 the British Journal Photographic Almanac stated that the camera had been ‘designed by a press photographer for a press photographer, and it certainly incorporates a surprising number of special features that must gladden the heart of any number of that brotherhood'.
Fitted case with 34 single metal darkslides, for Nelrod Liteflash camera.
Nelrod Liteflash camera. Press camera with built-in electronic flash head (seperate power pack missing); Schneider-Kreuznach Xenar lens F:135 f/4.7 Serial No 2624976. Synchro-Compur shutter; 1-1/500 sec. Coupled longbase coincidence rangefinder. Frame finder; sockets for Liteflash triggers and flashbulbs. Flash unit fitted with Mullard LSD3 flashbulb.