From CLEVELAND HOPKINS

23005 Timber Creek LaneClarksburg, Maryland 207346 March 1981301 972-0951

Mr John M DeardorfVice PresidentL F Deardorf & Sons Inc315 South Peoria StreetChicago, Illinois 606u7.

Dear Mr Deardorf:Thanks to your most helpful hand-drawn

sketches and longhand directions on refinishing, I have beenable to re-assemble the fire-damaged Deardorf 8x10 view cameraserial 5583. We had some correspondence on this matter aboutsix months ago. It was a real jigsaw puzzle, and I could nothave done it without your sketches. Thank you very much. I havebeen thoroughly impressed with the quality of your product, andif I'm ever in your area again, I'll try to make a call at youroffice to see the people that create this quality; it is reallyremarkable.

I have a few more questions and need someparts that are not locally available. These questions andparts are listed separately on the enclosed sheetsso that youwill have time to easily handle them.

When this camera was dismantled after the fire,we made sketches and fastened the appropriate screws to therelevant sketches, doing this at Antioch, California. When therelast summer, we picked up all the parts and sketches, and broughtthem with us on the returntrip. After I recovered from somesurgery about 9 month ago, I started the repair process. To myconsiderable,eonsternation, 1.found that tne.scotch tape we had usedto hold the screws to the skeethes had lost'its adhesiveness, andmost of the screws were loose in the container ! This is thesource of my problem of where the screws go.

A stamp is enclosed for your reply, and if youdecide to send the parts, may I suggest UPS COD since I don'tknew the amount, of money involved.

If you have any questions, call me at the abovenumber.

Thank you again.

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From CLEVELAND HOPKINS23005 Timber Creek Lane

Clarksburg, Maryland 207346 March 1981301 972-0951

QUESTIONS THAT AROSE DURING RE-ASSENBLY OF

DEARDORF 8x10 VIEW CAMERA S/N 5583

1) One small screw as shown in the sketch, is left over; wheredoes it go ? 07.67

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This screw looks like a Nr 1 machine screw although thehead is small. See page 1185 Table 2 of Machinery Hand-book 19th Edition.

2) How do I assemble the four flat leaf springs that hold thefilm holder frame to the ground glass holder ? The shortleaf above or below the long leaf that has the curved endsthat fit the clips with short shafts on the film holderretainer frame ?

3) Regarding the two pins on the middle of the front edLe of thebase; what are they for ? These pins are 3/32" in diameterand 5/8" long with one end pointed the other end spherical.One pin is 21/32" from the front left corner, the other is 23/52"from the right corner.

23005 Timber Creek LaneClarksburg, Maryland 207346 March 1981301 972-0951

From CLEVELAND HOPKINS

PARTS NEEDED TO COMPLETE ASSEMBLY OF DEARDORF8x10 VIEW CAMERA S/N 5583

Bill me or ship UPS Collect

1) Tape needed to repair a burned bellows outer crease--apiece 3" wide by le long would do it.

2) Ground glass

or washer3) Bearing compression sleeve/used to enable the right

knob to lock the frcntraCk pinion shaft.or wa sher

4) Bearing , compression sleeved/used to enable the rightknob to lock the rear rack in place.

5) Leether handle and the four split rivets that hold the clips.

6) The two_Small slotted filister head screws used as stopsat the ends of the two rear racks.

7) The U-shaped mahogony rear extension--has a groove in theinner side of the left side. The wood around the anew holeson the right side of my piece is carbonized and I can'tsalvage it.

8) Spring washers " inside diameter x " outside diameter;

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9) Eight Nr 21?)cval h ead wood screws V8" long10) Eight Nr 2(?) flat head, wood screws 3/" long -

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Mr John N DeardorfVice PresidentL Deardorf & cons Inc

315 ,,3outh Peoria StreetChicago, Illinois 606o7.

Dear Mr Deardorf:Thanks to your most helpful hand-drawn

,sketches and longhand directions on refinishing, I have beenable to re-assemble the fire-damaged Deardorf 8x10 view cameraserial 5583. We had some correspondence on this matter aboutsix months ago. It was a real jigsaw puzzle, and I could nothave done it without your sketches. Thank you very much. I havebeen thoroughly impressed with the quality of your product, andif l'm ever in your area again, I'll try to make a call at youroffice to see the people that create this quality; it is reallyremarkable.

I have a few more questions and need someparts that are not locally available. These questions andparts are listed separately on the enclosed sheetsso that youwill have time to easily handle them.

Olen this camera was dismantled after the fire,we made sketches and fastened the appropriate screws to therelevant sketches, doing this at Antioch, California. When there-last summer, we picLed up all the parts and sketches, and broughtthem with us on the returntrip. After I recovered from somesurgery about a month ago, I started the repair process. To myconsiderable consternation, I found that the scotch tape we had usedto hold the screws to the skecthes had lost its adhesiveness, andmost of the screws were loose in the container ! This is thesource of my problem of where the screws go.

A stamp is enclosed for your reply, and if youdecide to send the parts, may I suggest UPS COD since I don't•know the amount of money involved.

If you have any questions, call me at the abovenumber.

Thank y u again.

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23005 Timber Creek LaneProm (;lUELANH HOPVIN

Harkshurg, Maryland :)073/1March 1961

301 Y/2-O951

QUESTIONS THAT AROSE DURING RE-ASSENIAN OF

DEARDORF 8x10 VIEW CAERA S/N 55d3

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2) How do I assemble the four flat leaf springs that hold thefilm holder frame to the ground glass holder ? The shortleaf above or below the long leaf that has the curved endsthat fit the clips with short shafts on the film holderretainer frame ?

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Phone 312 — 829-5655April 1,

Mr. Cleveland Hopkins23005 Timber Creek BaneClarksburg, Maryland 20734

Dear .4'. Hopkins: RE: Your letter of March 6

Listed below are the answers to your questions:

Bellows Repair: 1. Remove all loose material2. Be sure bellows is extended fully (stretched) — preferably while not in camera.3. Fasten 2x4 or equal to bench top, sticking out far enough to hold bellows ful-

ly extended. Clamp both ends to 24.

4. Figure size of material needed, plus 1" both directions.5. Draw with pencil area to be repaired, plus 1,7" all around.6. Coat ETea to be renaired with Uniroyal M6130 adhesive and lc' --=:T.-7. Cut rtl/kenent cover to fit nencil lines and coat it also l'O

adhesive. Let it dry, also. Drying time or less two hours.

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8. Re-coat bellows only with 116130 adhesive and letLtarting at one end, la materiel in glue. DO T it become very tacky.

TOT PRESS ON 7ET. Bein place. If lifting

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10. Then sure of alignment, begin at one end andadhesive by using the side of your thumb in

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If more than one surface needs to he covered, be Pure the first is rubbed downbefore going around the corner. (2 )

NOTE: De sure bellows remaingflet while doing this, especially lengthwise. Nowrinkles between strips.

11. After you're sure of the adhesion of the first surface, begin then at thecorner end go on to the rest.

12. After about an hour, take the corner of your thumb and use it as a toolto press the material into the spaces between the paperstrips. CLEAR TO THE CORNERS.

713. After another half hour or more roll the surfaces down with a well paper

seam roller, working from center to edges in all directions.114. Or one hour later check all edges-seems for adhesion. If any voids, tuck

In some adhesive end let it become tacky before pressing down.15. One or two hours later wipe the excess adhesive off with a paper towel

damp with M.E.K. Again, from the center to the outside. DO NOT 72YE A-LONG IND EDT OR INTO IN arE. This will force P.E.K. under the seam endyou'll have to re-glue.

16. Tomorrow, spry1144 with Lemon Pledge for finishing.

NOTE:Tf, when cutting mate-iel the all around TlFestitot size, the edgecomes in a separation between strips, extend the material to about midwayof a stri- . Don't e in a groove. T . 11 soon start to sente.

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The repaired area will tend to up a little more than the other areas, butnot seriously. The most difficult area will be the corners. squeeze themtightly end be sure to have bellows folded at least over night before using.This will help to set the glue end the corners.

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APPENDIX C

PRESENT OT COMPUTER USAGE AND COSTS

A summary of FMRS operations for calendar years 1969, 1970,

and 1971 is shown in Figure C-1. The total number of jobs on

the 1108 is reducing, and the average job length is increasing.

The product of the numbers of jobs and the average annual time/job

is 14,620, 18,900, and 15,250 for 1969, 1970 and 1971 respectively.

The computer related FMRS operating cost for FY-1972 consists

of the fee of $415,000 to OEP, and the cost of the Computer Ser-

vice Center of about $200,000. The fee to OEP in FY-1973 will be

$450,000. Based on the computer hours through August 1971, the

annual cost of the OEP 1108 to OT is $1580/hour. ITS is connected

to the 1108 for approximately 1 - 1/2 hours a day, at the present

time for program development purposes. The FY-1971 cost to ITS

of 4;290 hours of time on the NOAA Computer Center at Boulder was10o

$432,261 for an hourly cost of $149. This information on the ITS

usage is from William Roberts, as is the Summary of ITS Computer

Usage in this Appendix.

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"MAKE THE CORRECTION ON THE NEGATIVE"L.F. DEARDORFF & SONS, INC.315 SO. PEORIA ST., CHICAGO, ILL. 60607

PHONE: 312/829.5655PRECISION VIEW CAMERAS AND ACCESSORIES

VIEW CAMERASSae of Camera Professional User's Net4x5 SPECIAL $1,321.004x5 SPECIAL, with Reversible Back (Graflok fittings) 1,423.604x5 SPECIAL, with Revolving Back (Standard) . . . . 1,389.754x5 SPECIAL, with Revolving Back only

(Graflok fittings) 1,521.755x7 1,309.008x10 t 1,854.5011x14 t3,163.6011x14 with Revolving Adapter and

8x10 Camera Back only 3,692.75Includes Lens Board and Reversible Back,Reducing Back may be substituted for full size.

VIEW CAMERA REVERSIBLE BACKS4x5 SPECIAL or 5x7 to 4x5 231.254x5 SPECIAL or 5x7 to 4x5 (Graflok fittings) 333.855x7 219.258x10 273.008x10 to 4x5 249.508x10 to 5x7 249.508x10 to 4x5 (Graflok fittings) 351.0011x14 t420.0011x14 to 8x10 t456.00

VIEW CAMERA REVOLVING BACKS4x5 SPECIAL or 5x7 to 4x5 4x5 SPECIAL or 5x7 to 4x5 (Graflok fittings) . . 8x10 to 4x5 8x10 to 5x7 8x10 to 4x5 (Graflok fittings) The 11 x14 Revolving Adapter for View Camera only. MO cCO3...-The 11 x14 Revolving Adapter reduces to 8x10 ancl i 1411,t,V,S-`must be used with one of the Reversible Backs fcia.3.the 8x10 View Camera, as shown above. KS Oi

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VIEW CAMERA LENS BOARDS3%"x3Y2" (fits old style 4x5 Deardorff View) 13.804"x4" (fits 4x5 SPECIAL, 5x7 View) 15.954'/2"x4 1/2" (fits old style 5x7 Deardorff View) * 17.456"x6" (fits 8x10, 11x14 View) * 18.954"x4", recessed, for 75 and 65mm lenses 49.806"x6", recessed (Inverted Cone) to 4"x4" or

4 1/2"x4'/2" Price on request

t11x14 cameras and accessories prices are estimates only. Theseitems will be quoted on request with prices in effect for 30 days.

*Specify rounded or square corners.

VIEW CAMERA LENS BOARD REDUCERFor 8x10 View Camera:

From 6"x6", to 4'/2"x4'/2", or to 4"x4". . each $ 47.75

SLIDING CARRIAGE BACKS FOR VIEW CAMERAFor 4x5 Special or 5x7 Camera:

4x5 SPECIAL to 4x5 or 5x7 to 4x5 367.60Makes two 2'/2"x4" on 4x5

5x7 to 5x7 328.35Makes two 3%"x5" on 5x7

For 8x10 Camera:8x10 to 4x5 422.20

Makes two 2'/2"x4" on 4x58x10 to 5x7 410.20

Makes two 3'/2"x5" on 5x78x10 to 8x10 420.00

Makes two 5"x8" on 8x10

VIEW CAMERA PACKARD SHUTTER ADAPTERAND SHUTTER FOR 8x10, 11x14 VIEW CAMERA

Adapter:With 2%" No. 6 Synchro Shutter 400.00Includes Lens Board, bulb, and tubing.

\St ?°op!VIEW CAMERA CARRYING CASES

Suitcase style foam-padded Adapt-A-Case, 22x16x8overall, with snap closures and key, partitioned forDeardorff View Cameras, compartmented for camera,reducing back, lenses, film holders, and miscellaneousaccessories. Cases for 4x5 SPECIAL, 5x7 or 8x10cameras.Gray Textured Fiber 138.00Aluminum 200.00(Two cases are required for 8x10. One for the cameraand the other for holders. Please specify.)

300.00432.00347.50374.75477.80

COMMERCIAL SERIES CAMERAS AND STANDS(PRICES FURNISHED ON REQUEST)

COMMERCIAL SERIES STUDIO CAMERA-8x10Camera with built-in Revolving Adapter and 8x10 Back includesLens BoardAccepts all sizes of 8x10 View Camera Reducing Backs

(see Backs to fit the 8x10 listed under View Cameras.)Packing charge extra

CAMERA LENS BOARDS AND LENS BOARD REDUCERSFor 8x10 or 11x14 Studio Cameras:

Lens Board-8"x8" For Commercial Series CameraLens Board Reducer-From 8"x8" to 6"x6"(For Deardorff-make Lens Boards)

PACKARD SHUTTER ADAPTER AND SHUTTERFor 8x10 or 11x14 Studio Cameras:Adapter:

With 4" No. 6 Shutter With 4" No. 6 Synchro Shutter Includes Lens Board, bulb, and tubing.

COMMERCIAL SERIES STUDIO CAMERA-11x14Camera with 11x14 Reversible Back Camera with Revolving Adapter and 8x10 Back only Includes Lens BoardPacking charge extra

CAMERA BACK AND REVOLVING ADAPTERBacks-Reversible

11x14Revolving Adapter:

11x14 Revolving Adapter onlyThe 11x14 Revolving Adapter reduces to 8x10 and willaccept all sizes of 8x10 View Camera Reducing Backs.(See Backs to fit the 8x10 listed under View Cameras.)

INVERTED CONE FOR SHORT FOCUS LENSES(Recessed Lens Board)For 8x10 or 11x14 Studio Cameras:

6" Cone, for 12" or 14" Lenses With Packard 3Y2" No. 6 Shutter With Packard 3%" No. 6 Synch ro Shutter Fitted with 6"x6" Lens Board, bulb, and tubing.

COMMERCIAL SERIES CAMERA STANDSHeight-8, 10, 12 or 14 foot heightWhen ordering stand separately, specify camera to be used.Packing charge extra.

PRICES IN EFFECT APRIL 1, 1980

ALL PRICES AND SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO REVISION WITHOUT NOTICE

SPECIFICATIONS: Deardorff View Cameras4x5 Special/5x7 8x10 11x14

Total Rise & Fall of Front 4-3/8" 61/2" 93/4"

Maximum Bellows Draw 22" 30" 42"

Shortest WA Lens, on standardflat lens board 75mm 75mm 5"

Shortest WA Lens, on recessedLens Board 65mm 65mm 4"

Lens Board size 4x4 in. 6x6 in. 6x6 in.

Dimensions of Folded Camera 9x101/4x33/4 12x131/4x41/4 20x171 x6

Weight 7 lbs. 121/2 lbs. 27 lbs.

All sizes have vertical swings, front and back, 30° each side of center; horizontal swings,front and back, 20° each side of center. All swings pivot at center, except back verticalwhich is hinged at bottom. Shifts are accomplished by positioning of camera bed andswings. Auxilliary sliding panel in camera front provides shift vertically independent ofcamera bellows.

All standard construction (wooden) backs except 11x14, supplied with double dividi9gboards, removable, for half or quarter sizes when desired. 8x10 and 4x5 ground glass islined ( 1/2" squares); plain glass supplied upon request. 5x7 ground glass is supplied plain;lined at small extra cost.

The revolving type backs are light tight 360° around the circle, and thus the next sizelarger camera is required to swing the negative diagonal. The 4x5 Special and 5x7cameras are the same, and either camera may use both the 4x5 or 5x7 reversible typebacks, but only the 4x5 in the revolving type. A 5x7 can be revolved on the 8x10 camera,and the 8x10 on the 11x14_by means of the Revolving Adapter.

The 4x5 Backs designated as with Graflok Fittings incorporate the 4x5 Graflok metal back,with field lens. These are especially desirable when accessories such as roll-film orPolaroid Holders are to be used in addition to cut film holders, as the ground glass panel iseasily detached and the side clamping levers hold the attachments firmly in place.

The removable double dividing boards, which are supplied as standard with the reversiblebacks (wood), are "cut-off" boards and the smaller portions of the negative are not lens-center. The Sliding Carriage Backs center the 1/2 section of the negative area, in the hori-zontal position, behind the lens, i.e. the 1/2 sections are vertical. The 8x10 to 4x5 and 8x10to 5x7 may be reversed, but this cannot be done on the smaller camera.

This sheet contains prices of all Deardorff Products. These prices and the specifications shown aresubject to change without notice. It is suggested, before bidding on contracts or making important sales,that these prices and specifications be checked with our factory. Other manufacturers prices subjectto same conditions. Prices FOB Chicago.

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23005 Timbel . Creek LaneClarksburg, Maryland 207546 March 1981301 972-0951 .

PARTS NEEDED TO COMPLETE ASSEMBLY OF DEARDORF8x10 VIEW CAMERA :3/N 5583

Eill me or ship UPS Collect

1) Tape needed to repair a burned bellows outer crease--apiece 3" wide by 12" long would do it.

V8-(1/3-124 2) Ground glass

or washer3) Bearing , compression sleevefised to enable the rightrg,A - g knob to lock the frontr_raCk pinion shaft.

or waher4) Bearing , compression sleeved/used to enable the right

knob to lock the rear rack in place.

yle,6-41 5) Leather handle and the four split rivets that hold the clips.

118,/17 6) The two small slotted filister head screws used as stopsat the ends of the two rear racks.

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inner side of the left side. The wood around the crew holeson the right side of my piece is carbonized and I can'tsalvage it.

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10) Eight Nr 2(?) flat head wood screws 3/8" long

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