Bolsey

Bolsey Cameras with Photo Samples
All photos are copyrighted and may not be used without permission from the photographer. These photos are are a guide to what these cameras are capable of, but may not fully represent the camera due ...
http://www.pbase.com/cameras/bolsey

Jacques Bolsey Documentary Project - the film
New Site- Jacques Bolsey Project Sunday, July 24th Welcome to jacquesbolseyproject.com , where you can find out not only about Jacques Bolsey, but about the upcoming documentary.
http://jacquesbolseyproject.com/news.htm

Jacques Bolsey Documentary Project - the film
This documentary will explore the life and work of Jacques Bolsey (1895-1962), a visionary Renaissance man who was not only a brilliant inventor, but also a talented artist, filmmaker and
http://jacquesbolseyproject.com/film.htm

Pacific Rim Camera : Photographica Pages: Bolsey C
In 1950 Bolsey introduced a camera of unusual design. It is a 35mm twin lens reflex, with a coupled rangefinder. it was discontinued in 1956. Return to The Bolsey Index
http://www.pacificrimcamera.com/pp/bolsey/c.htm

Pacific Rim Camera : Photographica Pages: The Bolsey Index
Jacques Bolsky designed his first camera in 1923, the Cinegraph Bol. It was a 35mm camera, for still or motion picture photography, that could also be used as a projector.
http://www.pacificrimcamera.com/pp/bolsey/bolsey.htm

Carole Bolsey
c a r o l e b o l s e y
http://www.carolebolsey.com/

Bolsey C22
Bolsey C22. by Karen Nakamura. Overview and Personal Comments. The Bolsey C22 is a quirky little 35mm TLR + rangefinder camera distributed by the Bolsey Corporation in the 1950s.
http://www.photoethnography.com/ClassicCameras/BolseyC22.html

Bolsey 35 model B
Bolsey cameras adopt the name of their designer, Jaques Bolsey, who had previously worked at Alpa in Switzerland on cameras destined for the pricier end of the market.
http://licm.org.uk/livingImage/Bolsey35B.html

cross ~ Bolsey B3

http://www.tanyaclark.com/bolseycross.htm

andrew ~ Bolsey B3

http://www.tanyaclark.com/bolseyandrew.htm

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