Minolta SRT 201 SLR camera
Date: after 1967
Inventory Number: 2000-1-0017a
Classification: Camera
Subject:
Maker: Minolta Camera Co., Ltd. (1928 - 2003)
User: Herbert W. Levi (born 1921)
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Dimensions:
10.2 × 15.3 × 9.9 cm (4 × 6 × 3 7/8 in.)
Material:
Accessories: tripod adapting screw; microscope adaptor for microscopic photography (2000-1-0017b)
Description:
Standard 1970's Single Lens Reflex camera with a f2.8 40mm Heinz Kilfitt München Macro lens. The SR-T 201 was an improved version of the SR-T 101, part of Minolta's popular line of SR-T cameras made from 1967-1977. This lens is older than the camera body and is specially suited for close-up work. The camera body is protected by the bottom half of a camera case.
To see the microscope adapter that comes with this camera, please refer to object 2000-1-0017b in this collection.
For more information on this model, please see the following
For this infomration and more on this model, please see the following website.
To see the microscope adapter that comes with this camera, please refer to object 2000-1-0017b in this collection.
For more information on this model, please see the following
For this infomration and more on this model, please see the following website.
Signedon front of camera: Minolta SRT 201
Inscribedinside of case is marked: Herbert W. Levi, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass, 02138;
Lightly etched on back: LEVI MCZ HARVARD U.
Lightly etched on back: LEVI MCZ HARVARD U.
Historical AttributesUsed by Prof. Herbert Walter Levi, Professor of Biology, Emeritus Organismic & Evolutionary Biology, Museum of Comparatvie Zoology, Harvard Univsersity, 26 Oxford St. Room 131, Cambridge, MA.
