Rolleicord Price Guide Information – maybe outdated but still useful
| Camera |
Amount $$ | Comments |
| “Art Deco“ |
$ 200-350 | Lens Serial # 1460000-1759000. 1933-36. Art Deco finish to the camera body. Later models had removable back. 75mm Triotar F4.5 taking lens ( 3 elements ) and 75mm F4 viewing lens. Rim set Comput shutter to 1/300. 28.5mm push on filter. Condition is typically not high. |
| Model I |
$ 100-150 | Lens Serial # 1590000-1759999. 1934-36. Leather finished camera. 75mm Triotar F3.8 lens taking lens ( 3 elements ) and 75mm F4 viewing lens. Rim set Comput shutter to 1/300. 28.5mm push on filter. |
| Model Ia |
$ 80-110 | Lens Serial # 1760000-1947000. 1936-37. 75mm Triotar F4.5 taking lens ( 3 elements ) and 75mm F4 viewing lens. Rim set Comput shutter to 1/300. 28.5mm push on filter. Free Manual |
| Model II | $ 80-100 | Lens Serial # 1758000-1973999. 1936-37. 75mm Triotar F3.5 taking lens ( 3 elements ) and 75mm F3.2 viewing lens. Rim set Compur shutter to 1/300. 28.5mm push on filter. Free Manual |
| Model Ia Type 4.5 |
$ 70-125 | Serial # 1945000-2183000. 1937-38. Has sports finder. 75mm Triotar F4.5 taking lens ( 3 elements ) and 75mm F4 viewing lens. Rim set Comput shutter to 1/300. 28.5mm push on filter. |
| Model IIa 3.5 |
$ 75-115 | Lens Serial # 1966000-2124000 1937-38. 75mm Triotar F3.5 taking lens ( 3 elements ) and 75mm F3.2 viewing lens. Rim set Compur shutter to 1/300. 28.5mm push on filter. |
| Model Ia Type III |
$ 75-115 | Body Serial # 611000-1042999. 1938-45. 75mm Triotar F4.5 taking lens ( 3 elements ) and 75mm F4 viewing lens. Rim set Comput shutter to 1/300. 28.5mm push on filter. |
| Model IIb |
$ 80-120 | Body Serial # 612000-858999 1938-39. 75mm Triotar F3.5 taking lens ( 3 elements ) and 75mm F3.2 viewing lens. Compur shutter to 1/300. Bayonet I filter on taking lens only. |
| Model IIc |
$ 80-120 | Body Serial # 859000-1006999 1939-49. 75mm Triotar F3.5 taking lens ( 3 elements ) and 75mm F3.2 viewing lens. Compur shutter to 1/300. Bayonet I filter. |
| Model IId | $ 80-120 | Body Serial # 1007000-1134999 1949-50. 75mm Triotar F3.5 taking lens ( 3 elements ) and 75mm F3.2 viewing lens. Compur Rapid shutter to 1/500. Bayonet I filter. |
| Model IIe | $ 100-125 | Body Serial # 1113500-1135999 1949-50. 75mm Xenar F3.5 taking lens ( 4 elements ) and 75mm F3.2 viewing lens. Compur Rapid shutter to 1/500. Bayonet I filter. |
| Model III Type I | $ 125-150 | Body Serial # 1113700-1156999 1950-51. 75mm Xenar F3.5 taking lens ( 4 elements ) and 75mm F3.2 viewing lens. Some models have the 3 element Triotar 3.5 lens ( see image ). Compur Rapid shutter to 1/500. No longer uses red window for positioning film. Bayonet I filter. Free manual. |
| Model III Type II | $ 125-175 | Body Serial # 1157000-1344050 1952-53. 75mm Xenar F3.5 taking lens ( 4 elements ) and 75mm F3.2 viewing lens. Compur Rapid shutter to 1/500. No longer uses red window for positioning film. Bayonet I filter. Adjustable film pressure plate to use Rolleikin. |
| Model IV | $ 125-200 | Body Serial # 1344051-1390999 from 1952-54. 75mm Xenar F3.5 taking lens ( 4 elements ) and 75mm F3.2 viewing lens. Synchro Compur MX shutter to 1/500. Multi exposure ability. Bayonet I filter. Free Manual |
| Model V |
$ 175-300 | Body Serial # 1500000-1583000 from 1954-57. 75mm Xenar F3.5 taking lens ( 4 elements ) and 75mm F3.2 viewing lens. Synchro Compur MXV shutter to 1/500. Bayonet I filter. |
| Model Va Type I | $ 225-325 | Body Serial # 1584000-1599000 from 1957-58. 75mm Xenar F3.5 taking lens ( 4 elements ) and 75mm F3.2 viewing lens. Synchro Compur MXV shutter to 1/500. Focusing knob now on left hand side. Bayonet I filter. Free manual. |
| Model Va Type II | $ 250-375 | Body Serial # 1900000-1943000 from 1958-61. 75mm Xenar F3.5 taking lens ( 4 elements ) and 75mm F3.2 viewing lens. Synchro Compur MXV shutter to 1/500. Identical to type I except EV scales on right of taking lens. Bayonet I filter. Free manual. |
| Model Vb Type I | $ 300-425 | Body Serial # 2600000-2649000 from 1962-70. 75mm Xenar F3.5 taking lens ( 4 elements ) and 75mm F3.2 viewing lens. Synchro Compur MXV shutter to 1/500. Removable hood allows prism use. Bayonet I filter. |
| Model Vb Type II | $ 325-500 | Body Serial # 2650000-2665999 from 1970-71. 75mm Xenar F3.5 taking lens ( 4 elements ) and 75mm F3.2 viewing lens. Synchro Compur X shutter to 1/500. Removable hood allows prism use. Bayonet I filter. |
| Model Vb Type III | $ 375-675 | Body Serial # 2666000-2677498 from 1971-76. 75mm Xenar F3.5 taking lens ( 4 elements ) and 75mm F3.2 viewing lens. Synchro Compur XV. Removable hood allows prism use. Bayonet I filter. “White Face” shutter. |
Check here for price guide of rolleiflex
https://tlrgraphy.com/2012/07/28/rollei-tlr-price-guide/
Yashica TLR Price Guide
Yashica TLRs are generally more affordable than other TLRs among the top 5 brands. They are solid and built economically, made in Japan. The weight is also generally lighter.
I personally owned 6 yashica TLRs and all of them performed better than expected. Images are sharp, easy to carry and operate, bokens are beautiful (even much much better 5D Mark II with 50mm prime lens).
The yashica 124G is well sought after as it comes with meter, although the battery for the meter is no longer in production. Users can still find some fresh batt in ebay, mostly in HK.
Yashica D is one of my favs, very affordable, light weight and beautiful results. A very quiet baby and you hardly can hear anything when shooting.
I believe that the Yashica TLRs are still a bit undervalued.
Source: Yashica Camera Club
Perhaps up to 70% of Yashica TLR cameras seen for sale today are worth from just $20-$100. These are cameras that, due to their mediocre condition, either cosmetically or mechanically, are not of interest to the serious collector or to someone who wants a great-looking camera and expects to be able to use the camera for producing great images.
A – Immaculate
B – Signs of light use
C – Signs of moderate use
It is assumed that all camera functions are operating correctly. Consider the inclusion of a case, user manual, lenscap etc as a bonus
Reduce price by around $100 for each of the following faults:
Faulty winding mechanism
Slow speeds faulty
Self-timer faulty
Loose lens board
Loose/faulty focus
Significant dent
Bent viewfinder hood
Missing leg on base
Cracked, split, missing leatherette
Engraving
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Pigeonflex
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$700
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$600
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$500
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Yashimaflex
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$1500
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$1300
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$1200
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Yashicaflex, early models
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$250
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$200
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$150
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Yashicaflex, late models
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$300
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$250
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$200
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Yashica A & C
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$250
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$200
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$150
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Yashica B. Grey version add 10%
Molforeflex Yashica Auto |
$1000
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$800
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$600
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Yashica Rookie
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$500
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$400
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$300
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Mat, 635, D, LM, Yashicaflex S
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$350
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$300
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$250
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Mat LM, EM, 12, 24, 124
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$400
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$300
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$200
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Yashica 124G
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$500
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$400
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$300
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Yashica 44, 44A 44LM
For rose or lavender colours add 25% |
$300
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$250
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$200
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Rollei TLR Price Guide
These Rollei TLRs aged between 20 to 90 years old. Market price depends heavily on its production quantity and conditions. Generally speaking, the 2.8 versions are much more expensive than 3.5 versions. Rolleiflex models are generally more expensive than Rolleicord models.
you may find a priceguide at antiquecameras.net
I will update my own price guide here in a few days – only about the popular models.
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