Vintage film cameras

[yokohama]

Even madder are the people prepared to buy at those prices.

[Kenzie]

True, but savvy people like us could probably get a whole camera for that. I know I have in the past.

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[johnnyrod]

Just my thoughts Yoko. I've been browsing, but have bought a bike rack (Toyota unbranded Thule 532), 3" screen protector (for XP130), electric flex, and a pen

[Kenzie]

An Olympus Pen?

[johnnyrod]

Ha, no, a black Ohto Giza if you want to know!

[Kenzie]

Nice, had to look it up. Quite like using fountain pens.

[johnnyrod]

Sorry it's a rollerball, I haven't used a fountain pen in years. My writing is awful, I'm trying to make it better, but I'm not sure I'd keep a fountain pen at the right angle all the time. I might give it another go. My wife wanted a nice pen for work so I ended up getting her a blue Ohto Dude rollerball for Christmas a couple of years ago. My pen at work ran out so I thought, why don't I look for a refillable one?

[Kenzie]

My wife loves pens, she has more of them than I have cameras!

[johnnyrod]

LOLz, you're like two peas in a pod. You can tell her that I was tempted by the Waterman Carene fountain pen but it's a fountain pen and it's not exactly cheap, even if it does look nice. I'd be happy just not having writing like a 3 year old with only 4 fingers across both hands.

[Kenzie]

She would like a nice Mont Blanc pen at some point. I haven't actually counted her pen collection, but its got to be a good few hundred. Local car boot is due tocopen on Sunday, not sure how it will work with social distancing though.

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