Swiss Bolex REX-3 H16 Reflex 16mm Film Camera - Lenses, Accessories, Case, NR For Sale

Swiss Bolex REX-3 H16 Reflex 16mm Film Camera - Lenses, Accessories, Case sale.
This was purchased new in Spokane Washington in the 60\'s and has been stored in a closet in Washington for maybe 40 years. I think it was used to shoot some high school or college sports events, possibly a trip to Hawaii and stored in one location until it was given to me. There\'s an expiration date on one unopened 16mm Kodachrome II box of film for July 1968. I brought it back to NYC as carry on luggage and kept it stored with the intention of using it but finally just deciding to sell.
The only issues I can find is slight scuffing on the outside of the case, the extra 2nd rubber light blocker is yellowed, and the long black lens attached to the camera can be wobbled no more than about 3mm. Looking through the viewfinder with that lens it\'s able to focus, zoom, and adjustapertureand everything is fine but if it gets physically bumped it does jump. Not an expert in 16mm camera\'s so I\'m trying my best to list anything that might be an issue. Otherwise everything just seems to be in excellent to mint condition. If there\'s anything you want a photo or video of or a description of me testing feel free to ask.
An overview of everything
Paperwork:Manual in good conditionBlank \"Garantie\" that looks like currencyInternational Service bookletAmericanCinematographerManual with a typed note explaining where to buy professional film
CaseBolex ViewfinderB&S Zoom Combifinder Model KHandleA paillard remote trigger wireSome extra adapter rings and parts
Filter Box with Color Filters
6 little envelopes of daytime filters - one is still unopenedAn unopened box of filmA second box of film thats taped - not sure if it may be developed or needs to be
Two extra lenses:Elgeet 12mm f:1.2 Cine Navitar Wide Angle E LensSchneider-Kreuznach 1.2/50 10 115 532 Lens
And the actual camera with everything on it as pictured and described.
Selling used as-is no returns sale.
Will be packed meticulously and shipped USPS Priority and available internationally through \'s Global Ship Program or offering Local Pickup in the NYC Metro.

On Jul-28-17 at 05:53:53 PDT, seller added the following information:

Just a note from a friendly watcher of this sale. It\'s a REX-4 instead of a REX-3. I verified this from the serial 211388. I apologize for the error although apparently that means it\'s a slightly more sophisticated model.
\"The H16 REX-4 was introduced in 1965 and featured a 1:1 drive shaft. This modification allowed for the attachment of electronic sync sound motors such as the Perfectone and MST.\"
Some information I found at [link removed by ]
H-16 REX-416mm Camera1965OVERALL DIMENSIONS: 8 1/2\" x 6\" x 3\"WEIGHT: Approximately 6 lbsOUTER CASE: Highly polished duraluminium body, covered in genuine Morocco leather. Metal parts are chrome-plated.FILM CAPACITY: 100ft (30m) daylight loading spools of 16mm film.THREADING: Automatic threading and loop forming. The end of the film is simply placed in a channel leading to the feed sprocket. The release is pressed and the film is then automatically threaded throughout the entire mechanism.MOTOR: Constant speed, spring motor mechanism; governor controlled. Large winding handle folds downward and attaches to camera when not in use. Spring cannot be over-wound. 8:1 and 1:1 external drive shaft permits the attachment of an electric motor.TURRET: Rotating turret with folding lever; Accommodates three interchangeable RX type C mount lenses; Built-in turret lock lever.VIEWFINDER: 10x magnification; Reflex viewing with semi-reflecting prism system; Groundglass focusing; Adjustable to eyesight. The camera comes equipped with an Octometer viewfinder.FILTER SLOT: Built-in slot holds a gelatin filter behind the taking lens and in front of the shutter.VARIABLE SPEED: 12, 16, 18, 24, 32, 48 and 64 frames per secondRELEASE BUTTON: provides for the making of continuous exposures by a finger-tip release on the front of the camera. A side release allows for locked, hands-free running or single frame exposures.VARIABLE SHUTTER: 133 degree variable shutter; Operated manually to decrease exposure time, or with accessory Rexofader to accomplish fade-ins and fade-outs.FOOTAGE COUNTER: adds and subtracts accurately in forward or reverse motion and automatically returns to zero when film is reloaded into the camera.AUDIBLE FOOTAGE INDICATOR: A distinct click announces the passing of each 10 inches of film through the gate. This mechanism may be disengaged, if desired, by simply moving a lever.FRAME COUNTER: Twin dial counts frames individually and in total; Adds frames in forward motion and subtracts when film is wound backwards. Dial may be reset manually at any time.SINGLE FRAME: Time lapse and animation is possible by using the side release button or an accessory cable release and adapter; I-T lever allows for timed or instantaneous single exposures.MANUAL REWIND: Clutch disengages spring motor and permits forward movement and backwind without running down the spring; allows for dissolves and superimposition.FLAT BASE: Contains three tripod sockets: Two 3/8\" thread and one 1/4\" thread. Front of the base is removable for easy mounting of the Bolex Matte Box.Notes and CommentsThe H16 REX-4 was introduced in 1965 and featured a 1:1 drive shaft. This modification allowed for the attachment of electronic sync sound motors such as the Perfectone and MST.
Bolex Cameras in the H16 Reflex Series:H16 Reflex, H16 REX, H16 REX-2, H16 REX-3, H16 REX-4 and H16 REX-5.Serial Numbers and Dates of ManufactureThe serial number on this model is inscribed on the flat base of the camera body. The H16 REX-4 began production in 1964 and was introduced in 1965. It continued to be manufactured even after the introduction of the H16 REX-5, as it accommodated users who felt a 100\' film capacity was sufficient.
Bolex H16 REX-4 :: Serial Numbers # Year210601 — 214000 1964214000 — 224000 1965224000 — 232000 1966232000 — 238600 1967238600 — 242110 1968242111 — 250185 1969250186 — 253018 1970253019 — 253673 1971