Deardorff(?) 8x10 wooden holders, maybe a score

[dwdmguy]

Thought I'd pass this along to you fellas.
If you need help, I'm local to this seller.....

http://cnj.craigslist.org/pho/1493517147.html

[Vaughn]

As far as I know, deardorf never manufactured holders.

[mjs]

They have question marks, so they're guessing. Likely, Deardorff is the only large camera manufacturer's name they know.

[dwdmguy]

Well, I agree, but I don't know anything about LF and that's why I suggested because I was close, I could eyeball if someone could use them.

[mjs]

Nice of you to offer, anyway. I have 19 8x10 holders and that's plenty for me. For what it's worth, I prefer wooden holders as most brands are lighter than more modern plastic holders. There are some exceptions, of course, as in everything! I hope the seller's idea of a "reasonable" price is in fact reasonable and someone takes advantage of this.

Around here, it seems people use Craigslist because they think they can get more than by selling on Ebay. I don't think that works very well: the supply of idiots with more money than they know what to do with is limited!

[dwdmguy]

Yup.
I use craigslist only because I like touchy feeling. I've found great deals this way and I don't have to be wondering about the ebay sellers idea of "Mint" because ebay has been one big poo poo Pot lately.

[DanielStone]

btw... anyone have any 8x10 film holders that they could sell *cheap* ?

I know I'm asking a lot here, its just that my budget is REALLY tight, and I have a big 8x10 itch, that I really need to scratch .

4x5 ain't cuttin' the mustard, if you get what I'm feelin'.....

-Dan

[mark]

SO, what would a reasonable offer be for a very used, nonguaranteed light tight holder? This is a serious question.

Dan, make the guy an offer.

[DanielStone]

and a mighty big risk if you ask me

thanks dwdmguy, I'll have to keep searching..

-Dan

[nick mulder]

Film holder costs are next to nothing once you start putting film in them...