Rolleiflex ROLLEICORD V TLR w/ 75mm f/3.5 Xenar.120 Film Twin Lens Camera.Beauty

Description

Here's a Mid 1950's nice quality Vintage Rolleicord Twin Lens Reflex (TLR) Medium Format Film Camera--- Model V (according to the Serial Number) with normal 75mm Schneider Xenar Lens.   It has a nifty name plate on the back,  from the camera retailer that sold it---- Fucht or Tucht in Dusseldorf, Germany.
It's in Excellent
Condition---   the Exterior has only light wear and everything works and open's smoothly as far as I can tell.  Pretty much, just a little paint wear to the back door edges, otherwise really nice all around.   I'm not a complete expert on this camera but it looks to functioning as it should.   The Lens--- the Glass is beautifully Clean and Clear with bright coatings, and no other anomalies that I see front or back.    The aperture opens and closes smoothly and the blades look A-OK.  The Synchro-Compur shutter works fairly well--- the slowest ones are sometimes sticky from an 1/8 on down.  The faster speeds seem good, but no guarantees on the accuracy--- it has not been bench-tested to factory specs.  But they "sound" and look pretty good.  It's clean inside the film chamber and the viewing hood works perfectly---
just a few specs of dust inside on the mirror.
What you see is what you'll get--- the actual item for sale is pictured.... Not stock photos.
Continental US Shipping will be .50.  It will be packed well and safe.   International Shipping via the ebay program.
PLEASE READ THIS---
By Bidding you Agree that:  I am not Amazon or a professional Camera Store seller--- just a pragmatic collector/shooter selling some Used items.  I'm not here trying to rip anybody off or sneak one past you.    But that said... I'm not into having things go back and forth based on opinion, or risk "part swapping."   So I'm sorry, I can't sell this item on Approval, it's being sold As Is, No Warranty, No Buyers Remorse, No Returns.
I've been a photographer for 30+ years and I know how cameras work and what to look for.  But I can't "Bench Test" every thing to factory specs and unless it's Brand New... I can't guarantee that every single aspect may be Perfect... especially in a 60+ year old item!
It's an Old, Used Camera and any significant defects that I know of are either pictured or described to the best of my knowledge.  I try to be detailed and truthful but I can't describe every every inch of it, so there may be a nick or blemish or a few specs of dust that I failed to mention... but they would hardly diminish it... unless you expect everything to be like new and 100% Perfect.   If it's junk or even "C" Grade... I won't sell it!    What you see is what you'll get and I package my items well, so it arrives in the same condition as shown.