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Who have seen such variation (Number2)?

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Topic author: VictorSuriano

Posted on: 20210209115818

http://www.ussrphoto.com/resize/resize_image.aspx?ImgWd=800&IptFl=/UserContent2/922021_fed.jpg


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http://www.ussrphoto.com/resize/resize_image.aspx?ImgWd=800&IptFl=/UserContent2/922021_630139252232572.jpg


http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent2/922021_630139252232572.jpg

http://www.ussrphoto.com/resize/resize_image.aspx?ImgWd=800&IptFl=/UserContent2/922021_634164250041012.jpg


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Reply author: Guido

Replied on: 20210209134328


Hello Victor

I own such a wooden FED-1 in black and some others. Such fantasy cameras are made in Russia maybe in the 1990th and the early 2000th. They are sold for around 150$ each by some sellers there. I think the shop they were made is closed for ten years or more now and most cameras are sold today. Most modifications are made from Zorki-1, FED-1, Zorki-C, FED-2, and a few later models.

Hope this helps.

Best wishes - Guido

Reply author: VictorSuriano

Replied on: 20210209134645

Hello Guido

Thank you very much for your attention and help.


Reply author: Vlad

Replied on: 20210209140114

Hi Victor, I agree with Guido, I also have a similarly decorated Zarya Sputnik, I bought those on eBay in mid-2000s from a seller in Moscow who actually made our anniversary cameras for USSRPhoto.com site. [:)]. I believe his name is Mika from what I remember, here's his store:

https://www.ebay.com/str/moscowphotostore

Unfortunately the person who made these cameras for him and for us had passed away a few years ago.

Best regards,
Vlad