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Mint minus condition. There are very light marks on the top plate and bottom plate. The camera is in full working condition and will have replacement seals and a CLA by time of sale. The camera comes with the box which is matching in number. But the box does not have any internal packing. The lens is clean and the serial numbers all match.
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Dora Goodman Camera Manufacture - 24K gold one of a kind Welta Weltur
SX70 Alpha1 Gold Edition Collection Guide
There are three official gold versions were sold to the public base on collectiblend.com
Alpha 1 Gold edition (Regular)
Alpha1 Gold edition (American limited Edition)
Alpha1 Gold edition (Germany limited edition)
There are also an alpha 1 gold employee version, base on the ebay seller’s description. (have not get any evidence to support )
Alpha 1 Gold edition (Regular)
No series number
Not 24k gold plated ?
>1000 (5000 ?)
Original Retail: N/A
Collector Rating: ★★★★☆
Alpha1 Gold edition (American limited Edition)
series number located at back of the bottom shell (No 0000*)
Sold in American
Limited Edition
1000 Produced
24K Gold Plated
Silver original box, with sticker written “gold” tag on the box
Original Retail: N/A
Collector Rating: ★★★★★
Alpha1 Gold edition (Germany limited edition)
Years of production: 1977-1978
series number located at right side of the bottom shell
No 0000* Mildred Scheel
Sold in Germany
1000 Produced
24K gold plated
Silver original box, with sticker written “gold” tag on the box
Also a ticker written series number at front
A certificate certified the camera is 24k gold plated.
Original Retail: N/A
Collector Rating: ★★★★★
History:
Sold in TV show for German cancer fund- Deutsche Krebshife ????
Other Alpha 1 gold version (employer version)
tan leather
Production date: 1977-1978
No series number
Gold plated?
500 produced?
History?
Was made for Polaroid employee
In celebration of 40th anniversary (1977)
Few Sonar alpha 1 version was also produced as a gift to Polaroid employees
Trading History
Alpha1 Gold edition (Germany limited edition)
No 0034*
No 0096*
No 0090*
No 0120*
No 0131*
No 0180*
No 0220*
No 0284*
No 0421*
No 0448*
No 0464*
No 0536*
No 0559*
No 0824*
No 0909*
Alpha1 Gold edition (American limited Edition)
No 0031*
No 0428*
Alpha 1 Gold edition (Regular)
#1
Some Alpha1 gold edition series number
SER# 5L712099743
SER# 5L712079143
SER# 5L712130043
SER# 5L712068943
SER# 5B812376070 ????
Image credit:
http://rturner.jalbum.net/POLAROID%20COLLECTION/SX%2070%20SLR/index.html
???: Need more evident to proved
So, I’d imagine right around here is where I LOST MY FILM CAMERA! I’ve had my same trusty gold plastic toy 35mm camera for maybe six years? The gold is almost all worn away, its held together, poorly, by packing and duct tape, and lets in just my favorite amount of light leaks. It’s travelled across the country more times than I can count on my fingers, and close to that in different countries. I DONT LOSE THINGS! I do break things, but this is the only camera/piece of technology to survive my ways for any real amount of time. I have no idea how it vanished from the time I walked off the beach until I open my purse to grab it when looking at the redwoods. I retraced all of my steps. My mind is blown, and my heart feels roughly squeezed. And now there are no film pictures from this trip (well maybe a couple shots in Point Reyes before even making it to the falls) :(
The Gold Camera
