Analog Lounge · Camera collections and equipment
Show us your complete Mamiya system.
We consider Mamiya collections, inherited equipment and complete kits from Germany, across the EU and Switzerland. Whether you have an RB67, RZ67, 645 or Mamiya rangefinder, offer bodies, lenses, magazines and viewfinders together. Clear photos also help us assess mixed Mamiya collections.
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Systems and equipment
What equipment can you sell?
Similar Mamiya names can belong to different systems. Please copy the full name from the equipment or photograph it. You don’t need to work out component compatibility before contacting us.
RB67 and RZ67
Show bodies, lenses, magazines and viewfinders as one collection. Don’t assume RB and RZ parts are interchangeable simply because their dimensions look similar.
Mamiya 645
For a 645 kit, show matching lenses and accessories alongside the body. Include grips, prism finders, film holders and power supplies where present.
Mamiya 6, 7 and other cameras
You can also offer Mamiya 6 and Mamiya 7 kits, along with older systems. The exact camera generation and lens names help with identification.
What we need to assess your equipment
What details matter for Mamiya equipment?
The exact system and model designations are essential to an offer. Show bodies, lenses, magazines and viewfinders individually, even when the kit is fully assembled.
System and version
Photograph readable model suffixes on bodies, lenses and backs.
Mechanisms and seals
Mention known film-transport, bellows, seal or shutter-release problems. Make clear what hasn’t been tested.
Equipment included
Show film holders, viewfinders, grips, batteries and chargers where present. Keep incompatible parts separate.
You don’t need to carry out repairs or full functional tests before getting in touch. Describe known faults and mark untested items clearly. Answers about assessments, shipping and payment.
Condition and preparation
Keep accessories together
Dark slides, film holders, viewfinders and body caps are easily separated when a kit is broken up. Keep them with their system. Describe known shutter-release, film-transport or bellows problems without attempting repairs. You’re welcome to include service records.
How it works
From your first enquiry to handover
Send photos
Send photos showing the equipment. Mention known faults and, for larger collections, where it is located.
Discuss the offer
We’ll clarify any missing details and assess the equipment as a whole. You then decide whether the offer works for you.
Agree the arrangements
We agree on shipping or an in-person handover and payment in advance. For large collections, we can discuss possible collection.
Good to know
Questions about selling Mamiya equipment
Can I offer RB67 and RZ67 equipment together?
Yes. A combined overview is useful. We need clear model names on the individual components to identify them.
Do extra magazines matter in a collection?
Yes. Show additional magazines, inserts and dark slides too. They can matter to the completeness of the system.
Do I need to check the bellows?
You don’t need to carry out a light-tightness test for the enquiry. Tell us what you already know and photograph visible damage.
How do you work out an offer?
We consider the exact versions, described condition, completeness and all the equipment included. We therefore can’t promise a price based on a brand name alone.
How is the equipment handed over?
Once we agree on a sale, we arrange shipping or an in-person handover. For larger quantities, we can discuss collection if needed. Please contact us before sending any equipment.
Your next step
Show us your equipment.
Send us photos of your collection, inherited equipment or complete camera kit. A few clear pictures and a note about the condition are enough to get started.
Mike Werner · Analog Lounge GmbH
start@analog-lounge.net · WhatsApp +49 177 6929695
In-person handovers are by prior arrangement only.