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On Friday 25-09-15 Stagecoach East Midland 22775 FX09 DCU heads along Nottingham Road Mansfield on a Pronto service to Nottingham.
On 15-12-21 Stagecoach East Midland Pronto 10979 SN18 KTT is pictured at Kighill on a Nottingham bound service.
Fiz com duas estampas. Preta com flores e vermelho com bolinhas brancas,Poas. Nao tem constura avista e pode ser usado nos dois lados. Na aba, eu coloquei uma entretela colante para dar mais firmeza.
Gostei do resultado.
Vou fazer outros modelos.
Agora sim ele está pronto.....na primeira vez que postei, faltava fazer o sanduiche, quiltar e colocar o viés....agora tá prontinho e pendurado.
15/01/2019
St Georges sur Cher (37 France)
Fuji Instax Square SQ6
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BETTER On Black, please view :-)
E' una foto di Ottobre, riscavando nel mio archivio mi sono accorto di non averla mai notata, ma ora la posto perchè mi piace molto.
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On 28-11-25 Stagecoach East Midland Pronto service 10980 SN18 KTU is seen on Beetwell St Chesterfield.
Gente que esmalte feio! Só usei porque estava fazendo o desafio 14 cores, 14 marcas (que ficou sem finalizar).
Além de ser amarelo ovo, essa pegada cintilante é muito feia. Enfim,não tive nem coragem de esmaltar a outra mão,tirei tudo.
3 X #pronto,falei
I recently got an early variant of PRONTOR shutter with a 75mm f4.5 Ensar lens, evidently from a unit-focussing Ensign camera.
After the customary flood cleaning, including a few minutes in an ultrasonic bath, the delay and escapement mechanisms were removed. Loose rust was removed; the remaining dark spots seen in the pictures are where surface rust was breaking through the plating of the metal surfaces.
After a frugal addition of Moebius 8000 watch oil to the various pivots, all seemed to be well except for the escapement sticking, exactly the same as was shown for another early Prontor shutter here. That was also labelled simply PRONTOR, and had a similar design of escapement, although there were differences elsewhwere, notable the orientation of the delay mechanism being transposed.
In the case of my shutter, I found it ran properly after I re-assembled it with the (symmetrical) escapement rocker turned upside-down.
Agfa Ansco, Readyset Pronto No.1 in bright green. A folding camera that takes 120 film. Mechanisms still work reasonably well. 1930s maybe? Not sure.
Woo Hoo, Explored at #331 :)
I don't want to go beyond here, because I don't have any reference at this time. But I think the two bronze screws at the bottom right and left of the picture hold this in. There may be another in the top, under all those levers. And the screw on the right has a spring anchored on it. Who knows what that is attached to.
At this point, there is no need for further disassembly on my part, because this is all working as it should. But if you have a stuck shutter, some Ronsonal dropped in the slots where the small chrome actuators poke through, and on the bladed themselves may help to unstick things. But don't flood it, as this backs up to the light baffle box, and you may be forever waiting for the resultant overflow to evaporate. And you run the risk of loosening the glue on the leather covering. Just a drop or two at a time will do, and sometimes it will take multiple applications to truly clear all the gunk out.
Note: After further review, I decided to go ahead and remove the front plate and shutter base. More to follow.