You military enthusiasts missed the big one -- a KE-12 (1) complete kit in original case for an opening bid of only 1,300 bucks. Or, you could buy it now for only 1,400. No bidders, if you can believe that.
It was an unusual Pacemaker. No body release. Oh well, Emanuelle at Camera$ still has it, I'll bet.

"Top left and top right thingys"

strap lugs, so you could wear it around your neck. (the canvas neck strap would have a D-ring or square ring at the end)

I like the idea of strap lugs, and I can see how they'd be very useful when you have to run up and down hills. In less exciting surroundings, I think a 4x5 would be a bit hefty as neckwear, but I've pondered installing strap lugs on a miniature "Crown."

A "Pacemaker," however rare and imaginatively priced, would not be appropriate to a WWII reenactment!

Good evening from France.
I found the following information in my TM 11-2352 (Camera equipment PH-104)
The difference between the PH-47-E and PH-47-F is only on the original lens provided with the camera:
PH-47-E was fitted with a 127 mm f 4/.7 anastigmat, Ektar or Velostigmat 53°. It is a rim-set type which provides nine speeds rangings from 1 to 1/400 second plus bulb and time.
PH-47-Fwas provided with a 5 1/2- inch f 4/5 anastigmat Paragon series S lens. It covers an angular field of approximately 49°.This shutter provides eight speeds from 1 to 1/200 second plus time and bulb

Infos from TM11-2352 Camera equipment PH-104

PS; I'm looking for a flash gun for my Combat Graphic.. if somebody have one *******. please send me a email.

Regards

<blockquote> Hi, </blockquote>there's a fellow hese in Arizona who's putting together a website on combat cameras, including those from Graflex. The site's called http://www.combatcamera.org I think. Take a look. <blockquote> <blockquote> Dan </blockquote> </blockquote>

San;
That link gets me nada.
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Yup, me too. Zilch--