Japanese Mechanic Pencil Four Colors Circa 1955

It's doing all it should. It's easier to look at from all angles. Colors are nice. Pencil slides fantastic over the material. Also I got the wrong size by own fault and Paperlikes costumer service was easily reachable and super good at solving the situation together. Only minus, the application took me forever. If you like things perfect plan in some extra time.

japanese capacitors = high quality

B size is for Source Four Lekos - just right.

Japanese made and great performance in this price range

this the most powerful battery in this class,it is made in China but chemistry is Japanese.

Works great as I expected original Japanese made

Use it with my circa 1950 collapsible Summicron on my M4 and couldn't be happier.

I used this to adapt a 1952-1955 serial Carl Zeiss Jena 58/2 Biotar to my Xpro-2. That lens has no aperture stop-down pins or levers so it was a perfect fit for this adapter.� The only thing I needed to do was to loosen 3 screws with a metric Allen key (hexagonal) to rotate the thread for the lens center to be aligned because it was a little off to the side. Took all of 30 seconds. This adapter is well made, has a quality fit and finish. It fits on smoothly and snug on my camera, there is no wobble whatsoever. It will add roughly 1.5" to your lens' overall length. I would buy this again with no hesitation. I hope this helps anyone who is considering buying it. Oh and BH are lightning quick at preparing and shipping out orders, it's really amazing. I hope someone finds this review useful.

Posted on facebook my 1955 3rd grade class photo.Response was heartwarming. The clarity of the scan was terrific.Scanned slides of Led Zeppelin from 1975 and the resolution was so good that Rock Paper Photo asked to have it reduced.Love my Epson Perfection V500 Photo Scanner. Best computer accessory you can buy. Highly recommend.

I was able to transfer 40+ 8mm home movies from 1955-1968 without any problems. The Wolverine is gentle on old film. I also transferred a News Reel 1942 which I purchased at an antique store which turned out fantastic.