A Handmade 5x4 / 7x5 Field Camera Outfit by Herb Quick.

Wooden camera with black anodized aluminum hardware. Fully functional with minor aging, movements lock tight, and are smooth to operate. Chamonix-style setup and focus operation. Double extension rail for long bellows extension. Five standard matching wooden lensboards, and one sunken lensboard. Magnetized back, installed in camera, and two backs for 5x7 and 4x5. New, lined fresnel Beedee screen in 5x4 universal back. Compendium flip-up bellows lens shade.

Custom wooden case for camera, also by Herb Quick.

Three lenses mounted on wooden lensboards.

90mm F8 Nikkor-SW #690841 on sunken board: body clean, minor dust, minor paint separation but no debris visible, aperture blades clean and stop down, copal 0 shutter functional and accurate. #690841

150mm F9 Schneider G Claron #14482900 on wooden board: the body has minor wear, minor dust, and minor paint separation but no debris visible, the aperture blades are clean and stop down, copal 0 shutter is functional and sounds accurate.

210mm F9 Schneider G Claron on wooden board: body has minor wear, moisture buildup, dust and debris, minor paint separation, aperture blades clean and stop down, copal 1 shutter functional and accurate. 12628835

Sekonic l398 light meter in case, functional. #513898

A selection of colour filters for above mentioned lenses, some are B+W.

Cable releases.

Carry case for lenses and accessories.

The camera was designed and built by Herbert Quick, Senior Photographer in the Department of Photographic Services at the University of California at Riverside.

One of his field cameras is housed at the California Museum of Photography in Riverside where his collection of photographs are in the museum's permanent collection. Herb was also an adjust professor at the University teaching classes in large-format photography and the zone-system.

Herb was a charter member of Aperture and the Friends of Photography in Carmel and a friend of Ansel Adams, Max Yavno, Al Weber, Pirkle Jones and many other important photographers based in California.