Hasselblad 503CX

Hasselblad · Hasselblad V mount · 6×6cm nominal on 120 with the A12 magazine; 6×4.5 with the A16, 4×4 superslide with the A16S, 220 film via the A24, and 70mm perforated film in the 70 magazine. The body itself has no format — the magazine decides. · 1988

Also known as: Hasselblad 503 CX · Hasselblad 503cx · 503CX · 503 CX · Hasselblad 503CX Golden Blue · Hasselblad 503CX 50th Anniversary · ハッセルブラッド 503CX

Variants & identification

Variant	Mount	Years	Serial ranges	Production
503CX, chrome	Hasselblad V	1988–1994	—	—
503CX, black	Hasselblad V	1988–1994	—	—
503CX Golden Blue, 50th anniversary (1941–1991)	Hasselblad V	1991–1991	01EV10015 (set 076/700), 01EV10149 (set 229/700) — bodies seen in dealer and auction listings; EV = 1991	700 numbered sets, per every dealer, auction and press account; no factory document has been cited

Date codes from Hasselblad Historical's dating page (Q.G. de Bakker); observed Golden Blue serials from Jo Geier's and Flints' listings.

How to tell them apart (expand)

'503cx' nameplate on the front upper left; 'HASSELBLAD' across the finder surround
ISO selector dial (16–1000) with a flash symbol on the left body side — absent on every 500C/M
6-pin OTF metering socket with cover on the left side; red indicator lamp under the left edge of the screen
Camera status indicator (white/red) beside the crank and O/T time-exposure lock on the release: present on the 503CX, absent on the 503CXi and 501C
No winder coupling on the right side and a bayonet-detachable crank — the 503CXi's Crank E and coupling are the quickest way to tell the two apart
Palpas-lined interior — a matte, rubbery anti-reflection material that develops vein-like cracks with age; its presence separates a 503CX from a 500C/M when the magazine is off
Product numbers 10026 (chrome) and 10172 (black); 500C/M bodies of the same years are 10022 and 10170

503CX, chrome:

Product no. 10026 (the 1988 manual's specification page)
Satin-chrome trim with black leatherette; '503cx' nameplate on the front upper left of the body beside the finder
ISO selector dial with a flash symbol on the left body side, in front of the strap lug — the one control a 500C/M does not have
6-pin OTF metering socket with a screw-on cover on the left side, below the ISO dial
Small red flash indicator lamp under the left edge of the focusing screen
Round white/red camera status indicator beside the crank on the right side — dropped on the 503CXi
O/T time-exposure lock lever on the release button — also dropped on the 503CXi
Detachable bayonet-fitted winding crank, no winder coupling on the right side

503CX, black:

Product no. 10172 (the 1988 manual's specification page)
Black-finished trim in place of satin chrome; otherwise identical to the chrome body

503CX Golden Blue, 50th anniversary (1941–1991):

Blue leather covering on body and matching A12 magazine, with 24-carat gold-plated trim
Numbered edition plate ('No. xxx' of 700)
Planar CF 80mm f/2.8 T* in black with a gold front ring; lens serials in the 7208xxx range on the examples seen
Blue leather presentation case

503CX, chrome: Sold as a body with focusing hood, Acute-Matte screen, winding crank, neck strap and front and rear covers, per the manual; the 80mm Planar CF and A12 were the usual kit partners. Japanese-market bodies carry a small star on the nameplate (Kamerastore, Flashback Camera) — an import mark, not a different model.
503CX, black: A catalogued alternative finish from the start, not a special run; the same 10172 number is quoted by dealers for late 503CX and early 503CXi bodies. No split of production between chrome and black is published.
503CX Golden Blue, 50th anniversary (1941–1991): Marks fifty years of Hasselblad camera manufacture, counted from the HK7 military camera of 1941. Sold only as a complete set — body, A12, CF Planar 80, strap, B60 UV-Sky filter, case and box (Jo Geier's listing of set 229). The launch price has not been traced by any source that discusses the camera; PetaPixel, reporting a £5,999 dealer offer in 2024, says so outright. Flints sold set 076 for £5,250 in November 2022.

Serial-range notes

RR…, RE… (1988–1989): Two-letter year code before the serial, read with VHPICTURES (V=1 H=2 P=3 I=4 C=5 T=6 U=7 R=8 E=9 S=0): RR = 1988, RE = 1989. Hasselblad Historical's dating page describes the scheme; magazines use the same code.
01EV… (1991), and by extension 01SS…–01EI… (1990–1994): From 1990 a two-digit product prefix precedes the letters (Hasselblad Historical). Both Golden Blue bodies seen in listings read 01EV, with their matching A12 magazines 03EV, so 01 is the 503CX prefix at least in 1991; the range given for the other years is inferred from the scheme, not from observed bodies. The 503CW uses 19 (Hasselblad's service manual cites body 19ER18271).

Specifications

Format: 6×6cm nominal on 120 with the A12 magazine; 6×4.5 with the A16, 4×4 superslide with the A16S, 220 film via the A24, and 70mm perforated film in the 70 magazine. The body itself has no format — the magazine decides.
Finder: waist-level, interchangeable (prism and meter-prism finders available)
Shutter: none in body — auxiliary rear flaps; exposure by the lens leaf shutter · 1s–1/500 and B on the Synchro-Compur (C) and Prontor CF lenses · flash sync all speeds (leaf shutter); PC terminal on the lens, TTL/OTF control via the body's 6-pin socket · no self-timer
Film advance: Manual crank, one full turn cocking the lens shutter and auxiliary blinds and advancing the film; bayonet-fitted and detachable, replaceable by a knob with a built-in exposure meter. Pre-release button raises the mirror and closes the lens shutter ahead of exposure. No winder coupling — that arrived with the 503CXi in 1994.
Back: interchangeable magazines — A12, A24, A16, A16S, A12V, 70mm cassette; Polaroid backs
Meter: None for ambient light. TTL/OTF flash metering only: a silicon cell in the body floor reads a 40mm-diameter circle off the film surface during exposure and cuts the flash through an SCA 390 (SCA 300 system) or SCA 590 (SCA 500 system) adapter; ISO 16–1000 on the body's selector. The flash unit powers the camera's electronics — the body has no battery. Ambient metering only through a PME-series prism or the metering knob.
Motor drive: Not compatible — No winder coupling. The Winder CW fits the 503CXi and 503CW only; a motorised body of the same generation is the 553ELX (1988), which carries the same TTL/OTF system.
Weight: 610 g
Dimensions: 87 × 114 × 107 (body only, hood folded); 160 high with the hood raised — the manual's dimension drawing mm
Country: Sweden
Original price: Not established from a primary source. A single owner's page (stollee.org) gives $2,800 in the US in 1988 without saying whether that bought a body or a kit; On Slow Photography quotes about 6.9 million lire for a kit in Italy in 1992. No Hasselblad or distributor price list for the 503CX has been found online.
Accessories: Flash adapters SCA 390 (for SCA 300-system units) and SCA 590 (for SCA 500-system units) · Prism finders PM, PME and PME3 (metered), RM-2 magnifying hood, sports viewfinder · Acute-Matte screens — plain, grid, split-image and microprism · Magazines A12, A24, A16, A16S, A12V, 70mm; Polaroid backs · Extension tubes 8, 16, 32 and 56; bellows extension 64–85; Mutar 2× converter · Tripod Quick-coupling plate with 1/4in and 3/8in sockets · Meter knob replacing the winding crank

Folding focusing hood with magnifier. Prism finders PM, PME (metered) and PME3 (metered), the RM-2 magnifying hood and the sports viewfinder all fit. Hasselblad Acute-Matte screen standard — the manual footnotes it as designed by Minolta — with grid, split-image and microprism versions available; a user-changeable screen as on the 500C/M. The manual warns that a PME metering prism calibrated for the older ground-glass screen reads one stop high on an Acute-Matte and must be compensated.

Figures we worked out rather than found: serial_notes — the 1990–1994 prefix range is projected from the VHPICTURES scheme and two observed 1991 bodies, not from a published serial table

Where sources disagree

Last

1994 — Hasselblad Historical's model table and English Wikipedia
1993 — Jo Geier's model history (503 CX 1988–1993)

Better supported: 1994

Both agree the 503CXi followed in 1994; the disagreement is whether the CX was still listed in that year.

First

1988 — Hasselblad Historical, Hasselblad's own history page, Japanese Wikipedia, and the manual's 1988 copyright
1989 — Kamerastore, lens-db, collection-appareils.fr and a Medium Format Forum summary

Better supported: 1988

The 1989 figure is probably first full-year availability; no source describes a launch event.

Weight (grams)

610 g body only — the 1988 instruction manual (1,510 g with 80mm Planar CF and A12)
640 g body only — Kamerastore's listing

Better supported: 610

The manual gives the 500C/M as 600 g, so the TTL electronics add about 10 g.

What reviewers say

Alex Luyckx (blog) — Familiar yet improved and the same joy to use as his 500C: no heavier, but the Acute-Matte screen makes focusing without the magnifier easy, and the ISO wheel for the flash TTL is the only new control to learn.
Casual Photophile (500-series overview) (blog) — Calls the 503CX another great choice after the 500C/M, chiefly for its Minolta-made Acute-Matte screen; the newer 503CW and 501CM cost more only for being newer, since the winder and proprietary flash rarely matter.
On Slow Photography (blog) — An excellent, incredibly robust camera whose real costs are systemic — bayonet filters and an external meter — not faults of the body; quotes about 6.9 million lire for a kit in 1992.
5050 Travelog (blog) — Loved the sound and the manual advance and the way it slows the work down, but found the waist-level finder, the external meter and the weight of a full kit too cumbersome for street use and did not buy one.
Christopher Stoll (blog) — Bought as a 500C/M guaranteed to be post-1988; an amazing machine, cheaper at the time than a clean 500C/M and more durable than the Bronica it replaced.
James Greenoff, 35mmc (blog) — After six years his 503CX remains taut, smooth and beautiful; the tightness of operation, the sound and the resolving power are the draw, run-and-gun work without a prism the difficulty.
John Greene, 35mmc (blog) — A serviced 503CX kit for £999 in 2017 after fifty years of wanting one; the Acute-Matte screen was the reason to choose it over a 500C/M, and it was sold three years later for want of use rather than for any fault.
Ishii Camera (イシイカメラ), dealer blog (blog) — The Minolta-designed Acute-Matte screen is about a stop brighter than the 500C/M's and is the chief difference; the 503CXi's soft release, rubber base and winder coupling are minor, and in the Japanese trade the CX holds its value at least as well as the CXi. via machine translation — corrections welcome

History

Hasselblad had sold the 500C/M unchanged in essentials since 1970, and by 1988 the only body in the range with any electronics was the motorised one. Hasselblad Historical’s model table records that TTL/OTF flash control arrived on the 500ELX in 1984; the 503CX of 1988 put the same system into a hand-wound body, and the table’s one-line description is exact about its status — “in addition to the 500 C/M”, which stayed in the catalogue until 1994. The instruction manual, a joint 503CX / 500C/M booklet copyrighted 1988, says the same thing from the other side: the 503CX “is an upgraded version of the 500C/M with through the lens ‘OTF’ flash metering and a number of additional refinements”, and its illustrations show the newer camera while applying to both. Hasselblad’s own history page calls it a critical advancement of the 500C/M. It was one of four 1988 bodies — with the 553ELX, the 903SWC and the 2003FCW — that Hasselblad Historical lists as receiving the new Palpas lining in the same year, so the 503CX is best read as one part of a range-wide refresh rather than a new design.

The flash system is the reason the camera exists, and the manual describes it in detail. A sensor in the body floor reads light reflected from a 40mm-diameter circle in the centre of the film during exposure; a selector on the left side sets ISO 16 to 1000, and through an SCA 390 or SCA 590 adapter — for units of the Metz-originated SCA 300 and SCA 500 systems respectively — the body sends the quench signal that cuts the flash when exposure is correct. A red lamp under the left edge of the focusing screen glows steadily when the flash is charged and blinks for about a second after a correctly exposed frame; no blink means the flash ran out of light. The flash unit powers the camera’s electronics, so there is no battery in the body — which is also why a 503CX without a flash attached is, electrically, a 500C/M. The metering is for flash only: a Medium Format Forum thread has to remind buyers that the “TTL” on a 503 body measures no ambient light at all, which still needs a PME prism or a hand meter. Hasselblad’s service-information index records that the flash metering circuit was redesigned in 1993 (service info 20/93); what changed is not stated in the public manual.

The other two changes are the ones a user notices without a flash. The Acute-Matte focusing screen became standard, and the manual footnotes its origin on every page that names it: “Acute-Matte designed by MINOLTA”. A Japanese dealer blog puts the gain at roughly one stop over the 500C/M’s ground glass, and the manual itself warns that a PME metering prism calibrated for the old screen reads a stop high on the new one. Inside the body, Hasselblad Historical names the Palpas coating “to reduce flare”; the manual does not use the word, and Japanese Wikipedia describes it as a material applied to the interior. It has not aged well. A Rangefinder Forum thread and several Photrio threads describe it developing vein-like cracks and flaking off the auxiliary blinds, and repairers quoted there say the material is no longer available and that stripping a body to replace it costs more than the camera — the consensus is to leave it alone unless flakes reach the film. The body shell remained a one-piece aluminium-alloy casting; the manual gives 610g against 600g for the 500C/M, the electronics accounting for the difference.

Telling one from its neighbours is straightforward. Against a 500C/M the 503CX has the ISO dial and the covered 6-pin socket on its left flank, the indicator lamp at the screen edge and a “503cx” nameplate; the manual lists chrome as product 10026 and black as 10172, against 10022 and 10170 for the 500C/M. Against its own successor the differences run the other way. Jo Geier’s model history has the 503CXi of 1994 adding the winder coupling and Winding Crank E for the Winder CW, a wider release button, rubber base grips and slots for the 645 and panoramic masks, and losing the round white/red camera status indicator; Japanese Wikipedia adds that the O/T time-exposure lock on the release went too, making the 503CX the last body to carry it. Neither camera has the 503CW’s gliding mirror. The 500 Classic complicates the picture: Hasselblad Historical dates it 1990–1992 and calls it simply a special 500C/M sold as a kit, while Japanese Wikipedia dates it from 1989 and describes it as a 503CX-shaped body with the TTL parts omitted, Palpas-lined and chrome only. The two accounts are compatible — a 500C/M by name, a 503CX by casting — but only the Japanese one makes the claim.

The Golden Blue is the one special edition. Every account — PetaPixel, Amateur Photographer, Jo Geier, Flints, Classic Connection — agrees on 700 numbered sets made in 1991 for the fiftieth anniversary of Hasselblad camera manufacture, counted from the HK7 aerial camera of 1941: blue leather on body and A12, 24-carat gold-plated trim, a black CF Planar 80 with a gold front ring, and a blue leather case. Two bodies seen at sale carry serials 01EV10015 and 01EV10149, the EV decoding to 1991 under the VHPICTURES key, with their magazines prefixed 03EV. Nobody has found the launch price; PetaPixel says as much and guesses from contemporaries. Flints sold set 076 for £5,250 in 2022 and Park Cameras asked £5,999 for another in 2024.

Dating an ordinary body follows Hasselblad Historical’s scheme: two letters before the serial give the year — RR is 1988, RE 1989 — and from 1990 a two-digit product prefix precedes them, 01 on the Golden Blue bodies and, by inference, on the plain 503CX of the same years. Several things remain open. The end of production is 1994 in Hasselblad Historical and 1993 in Jo Geier’s list, and the start is 1988 in the primary sources but 1989 in most dealer databases, which have probably recorded first deliveries. No production total has been published for the 503CX in any finish, and no chrome-versus-black split. The original list price has not been found in a primary document — one owner’s page gives $2,800 in the United States in 1988 without saying what that bought, and an Italian review quotes about 6.9 million lire for a kit in 1992. Whether every 1990–94 body carries the 01 prefix, what the 1993 circuit redesign changed, and what Palpas actually is chemically are all unanswered by the sources consulted.

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This history is AI-written, from the sources listed at the foot of the page. Where the record is silent it says so rather than filling the gap — but no human wrote these sentences.

Photographs

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Live listings

Asking price, USD: a median of $2,700 across 39 fixed-price listings on 2026-09-11 (middle half $1,700–$3,500). Tracked since 2026-09-06, 3 days: unchanged from $2,700.

By day

Date	Median	Middle half	Listings
2026-09-11	$2,700	$1,700–$3,500	39
2026-09-10	$2,700	$1,700–$3,500	39
2026-09-06	$2,700	$1,700–$3,500	39

Asking prices from the listings scanned, not sales; junk-flagged rows and auction lots excluded; other currencies are not converted.

Hasselblad 503CX Palpas Kit from Japan — $108.89 · eBay
✅ HASSELBLAD 503CX SET *READ NO CAMERA NO LENS NO FILM BACK* *EMPTY MAKERS BOX* — $265.54 · eBay
▶️[Near MINT] Black Hasselblad Waist Level Finder 500 CM 503 CX CW From JAPAN — $279.99 · eBay
New Hasselblad 503CX Camera Case Black Film Camera from Japan — $314.35 · eBay
【N MINT w/ Acute Matte】 Hasselblad 503CX Black 6x6 Film Body Only from JAPAN N77 — $1,099.90 · eBay · likely 503CX-black
Hasselblad 503CX Camera Body with Waist Level Finder — $1,199.99 · eBay
[Top Mint w/Box] Hasselblad 503CX Chrome Silver Film Camera Body From JAPAN — $1,599.99 · eBay · likely 503CX-chrome
"Excellent++"Hasselblad 503CX Medium Format film camera "Acute Matte" #5910 — $1,645.00 · eBay
[MINT] Hasselblad 503CX Medium Format Camera A12 Type II Film back From JAPAN — $1,699.99 · eBay
[MINT] Hasselblad 503CX Medium Format Camera Body A12 Filmback From JAPAN — $1,749.99 · eBay
Hasselblad 503CX Body w/Acute D, WLF, Mint- — $1,799.95 · eBay
[Near MINT] Hasselblad 503CX Acute Matte A12 Type III Black Film Back From JAPAN — $1,899.99 · eBay
⏯ Acute 42170 [Top MINT Box] Hasselblad 503CX Black Medium Format Camera JAPAN — $2,199.99 · eBay · likely 503CX-black
HASSELBLAD 503CX KIT Chrome, Waist Viewfinder and A12 Black Back Near Mint w Box — $2,225.95 · eBay
[Near MINT+] Hasselblad 503CX Medium Format Camera Body 50mm f/4 PME51 Finder JP — $2,479.99 · eBay
CLA'd [TOP MINT in BOX] Hasselblad 503CX Film Camera A12 III Black Acute D JAPAN — $2,499.99 · eBay
Hasselblad 503cx With 50mm Lens — $2,500.00 · eBay
Hasselblad 503cx (Mint/almost New) — $2,600.00 · eBay
Hasselblad 503CX 6x6 Medium Format Manual Focus WLF + Zeiss Planar 80/2.8 — $2,650.00 · eBay
"Excellent"Hasselblad 503CX Black Camera CF 80mm Lens A12 "Acute Matte"#5852 — $2,665.00 · eBay · likely 503CX-black

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[Near MINT Body / Exc+5 Lens] Hasselblad 503CX Black CF 80mm f/2.8 A12 JAPAN — $2,899.99 · eBay · likely 503CX-black
*Near Mint* Hasselblad 503CX Film Camera Crome w/ CF Planar 80mm F2.8 From JAPAN — $2,968.28 · eBay
Hasselblad 503cx (Mint/almost New) — $3,150.00 · eBay
[ TOP MINT ] Hasselblad 503CX Camera Acute CF 80mm F/2.8 Lens A12 III From JAPAN — $3,199.99 · eBay
⏯ [Top Mint] Hasselblad 503CX Film Camera CF 80mm f/2.8 Lens A12 II Back Japan — $3,199.99 · eBay
HASSELBLAD 503CX Carl Zeiss Planar 80mm F2.8 444907 — $3,314.42 · eBay
Acute D Black【MINT Fullset Box】 Hasselblad 503CX Camera + CF 80mm Lens JAPAN — $3,399.99 · eBay
⏯ [Top MINT] Hasselblad 503CX Film Camera Body CF 80mm f/2.8 Lens A12 III JAPAN — $3,499.00 · eBay
[MINT] Hasselblad 503CX 80mm f2.8 CF Planar Lens PME 3 A12 III Camera From Japan — $3,499.99 · eBay
[Top MINT Box] Hasselblad 503CX Camera Body CF 80mm F2.8 Lens A12 III From JAPAN — $3,499.99 · eBay
Black [Top MINT] Hasselblad 503CX Body CF 80mm F2.8 Lens A12 Film Back III JAPAN — $3,499.99 · eBay
Hasselblad 503CX outfit, 2 lenses, 2 backs + — $3,650.00 · eBay
50 Anniversary [Top MINT Box] Hasselblad 503CX Camera CF 80mm Lens A12 III JAPAN — $3,699.99 · eBay
Acute [MINT] Hasselblad 503CX Black Film Camera 80mm Lens A12 IV Back From JAPAN — $3,899.90 · eBay · likely 503CX-black
Black Lens CLA'd Boxed [MINT] Hasselblad 503CX CF 80mm F2.8 A12 III From Japan — $3,899.99 · eBay
Hasselblad 503CX outfit, 4 lenses, 4 backs + more! — $4,800.00 · eBay
Hasselblad 503CX Black Kit CF 80mm CF 120mm PME45 A12 x2 Acute-Matte Film Tested — $5,499.00 · eBay · likely 503CX-black
Hasselblad 503CX 35th Anniversary Limited to 250 units [Top Mint] #12163 — $5,626.50 · eBay
⏯️Rare Limited 35th Lizard [UNUSED] Hasselblad 503CX Body CF 80mm F2.8 A12 JAPAN — $9,000.00 · eBay
Leder-Handschlaufe für Hasselblad 500C 500CM 501 503 CX SWC — €59.90 · eBay
2x Original Hasselblad 503 CX Kurbel Crank — €145.00 · eBay
For Hasselblad 503cx Camera Bag Leather Dock Case Base Protection Cover Shell — €179.89 · eBay
[NEUWERTIG] Hasselblad HC-4 HC4 Prismensucher 52086 für 500CM 503 CX CW aus... — €228.66 · eBay
▶️[Near MINT] Black Hasselblad Waist Level Finder 500 CM 503 CX CW From... — €253.45 · eBay
▶️[Near MINT] Black Hasselblad Waist Level Finder 500 CM 503 CX CW From... — €265.29 · eBay
▶️[ Near Mint ] Schwarz Hasselblad Größe Level Sucher 500 cm 503 Cx Cw aus... — €265.46 · eBay
▶️[Near MINT] Black Hasselblad Waist Level Finder 500 CM 503 CX CW From... — €265.73 · eBay
Hasselblad Black ▶️[Near MINT] Gürtellevel Sucher 500 CM 503 CX CW — €265.79 · eBay
▶️[Near MINT] Black Hasselblad Waist Level Finder 500 CM 503 CX CW From... — €266.19 · eBay
【N NEUWERTIG mit Akut Matt】 Hasselblad 503CX Schwarz 6x6 Filmgehäuse Nur... — €982.90 · eBay
Hasselblad Box 503CX Golden Blue Edition 50th Anniversary - Super Zustand — €999.00 · eBay
Hasselblad 503 CX Negra + Pantalla de Enfoque + Caja Original — €1,299.00 · eBay
[Top neuwertig mit Box] Hasselblad 503CX Chrom Silber Film Kamera Gehäuse aus... — €1,414.22 · eBay
[NEUWERTIG] Hasselblad 503CX Mittelformatkamera A12 Typ II Film Rückseite aus... — €1,502.61 · eBay
【NEUWERTIG mit Armband】 Hasselblad 503CX Schwarz mit A12 III Neu Leder aus... — €1,559.07 · eBay
Hasselblad 503CX / 503 CX Mittelformat Spiegelreflexkamera - 10026 Body — €1,599.65 · eBay
Hasselblad 503CX Kamera + Acute Matte Gitterscheibe / 503 CX Mittelformatkamera — €1,699.65 · eBay
Neues Leder [ein NEUWERTIG] Hasselblad 503CX akute matte A12 IV Film... — €1,767.68 · eBay
[Fast neuwertig] Hasselblad 503CX akute matte A12 Typ III schwarze... — €2,029.99 · eBay
Hasselblad 503CX Mittelformat Kamera mit Zeiss Distagon 50mm f/4 — €2,100.33 · eBay
Hasselblad 503CX Mittelformat Kit - Top Zustand - OVP & KOMPLETT — €2,300.00 · eBay
Hasselblad 503CX + Zeiss Planar CF 2,8/80mm — €2,399.00 · eBay
hasselblad 503 cx + Carl Zeiss planar 80mm 2.8 — €2,400.00 · eBay
Hasselblad 503CX, A12 120 back, waist level finder (black) — €2,499.00 · eBay
Hasselblad 503 CX mit Zeiss Planar C 100mm f/3.5 - Rücken 12 - komplett überholt — €2,589.00 · eBay
CLA'd [NEAR MINT] Hasselblad 503cx + CF 80mm Objektiv + A12 A24 II 2... — €2,836.14 · eBay
[TOP NEUWERTIG] Hasselblad 503CX Kamera Acute CF 80mm F/2.8 Objektiv A12... — €2,896.65 · eBay
Hasselblad 503 CX + Carl Zeiss Planar 2,8/80 T* + Magazin A12 — €2,950.00 · eBay
Hasselblad 503CX Mittelformat Filmkamera Set - CF 80mm f/2.8 + A12 Magazin - CLA — €2,999.00 · eBay
Acute D Black【NEUWERTIG Fullset Box】 Hasselblad 503CX Kamera + CF 80mm... — €3,018.71 · eBay
Hasselblad 503 CX 80mm CF A12 bright Matte screen 42250 #2808 — €3,029.00 · eBay
Hasselblad 503CX mit CF Planar 2,8/80 T* Carl Zeiss Black mit A12 Magazin — €3,050.00 · eBay
Hasselblad 503CX mit CF Planar 2,8/80 T* Carl Zeiss Lens — €3,290.00 · eBay
NEUWERTIG Hasselblad 503 CX 80mm CF A12 AM Bildschirm 42165 #2863 — €3,329.00 · eBay
Akute [NEUWERTIG] Hasselblad 503CX schwarze analoge Kamera 80 mm Objektiv... — €3,533.07 · eBay
HASSELBLAD 503 CX Golden Blue Outfit - SNr: 01EV10391 — €5,499.00 · eBay
▶️[Near MINT] Black Hasselblad Waist Level Finder 500 CM 503 CX CW From JAPAN — £217.81 · eBay
▶️[Near MINT] Black Hasselblad Waist Level Finder 500 CM 503 CX CW From... — £217.91 · eBay
▶️[Near Mint] Black Hasselblad Size Level Sight 500 CM 503 Cx Cw From Japan — £228.07 · eBay
▶️[Near MINT] Black Hasselblad Waist Level Finder 500 CM 503 CX CW From... — £228.08 · eBay
▶️[Near MINT] Black Hasselblad Waist Level Finder 500 CM 503 CX CW From... — £228.31 · eBay
Hasselblad 135mm f/5.6 CF Zeiss Makro-Planar T* Objektiv V - 500 501 503 CX CW etc — £384.61 · eBay
Hasselblad 135mm f/5.6 CF Zeiss Makro-Planar T* Lens V - 500 501 503 CX CW etc — £699.00 · eBay
【N MINT w/ Acute Matte】 Hasselblad 503CX Black 6x6 Film Body Only from... — £839.48 · eBay · likely 503CX-black
[Top Mint w/Box] Hasselblad 503CX Chrome Silver Film Camera Body From JAPAN — £1,212.38 · eBay · likely 503CX-chrome
[MINT] Hasselblad 503CX Medium Format Camera A12 Type II Film back From JAPAN — £1,288.16 · eBay
New Leather [A MINT] Hasselblad 503CX Acute Matte A12 IV Film Back From JAPAN — £1,512.24 · eBay
Hasselblad 503CX Camera Body A12 Film back, 80mm 2.8 Planar Lens, 45’ prism — £1,536.70 · eBay
⏯ Acute 42170 [Top MINT Box] Hasselblad 503CX Black Medium Format Camera JAPAN — £1,656.74 · eBay · likely 503CX-black
Hasselblad 503CX Camera Body Original Box A12 Film back, 50mm Distagon F4 Lens — £1,689.70 · eBay
[Near MINT] Hasselblad 503CX Acute Matte A12 Type III Black Film Back From JAPAN — £1,737.65 · eBay
Hasselblad 503cx / 80mm Lens, 3*backs , Polaroid+ PME PRISM,+WLF, Accessory Pack — £2,038.11 · eBay
*Near Mint* Hasselblad 503CX Film Camera Crome w/ CF Planar 80mm F2.8 From JAPAN — £2,316.42 · eBay
[ TOP MINT ] Hasselblad 503CX Camera Acute CF 80mm F/2.8 Lens A12 III From JAPAN — £2,490.42 · eBay
RARE all black Hasselblad 503CX Body + Planar T* 80mm f2.8 CF lens A12 120 rsep — £2,599.99 · eBay
For Hasselblad 503cx Camera Bag Leather Dock Case Base Protection Cover Shell — A$286.74 · eBay
Hasselblad 503cx 6X6 film back with 80mm f2.8 ,40mm f4 and PME 3 Prisim Finder — A$4,250.00 · eBay
For Hasselblad 503cx Camera Bag Leather Dock Case Base Protection Cover Shell — CA$284.66 · eBay
Hasselblad 503 CX with Four Lens Set — HK$42,800.00 · Meteor (HK) Ltd (Meteor · Leica)

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