As most of you know, pre 1930 Graflex cameras have oxidized silver plate brass hardware. I have seen examples where attempts have been made to polish the tarnish off. It is usually unsightly as it ends up as a combo of shiney and oxidized. Can this be successfully reversed back to the dull blackish appearance? If someone can provide me with a procedure I would appreciate it. Thanks.

If (that's a capital IF) the silver is still there, a sulfur compound of some sort will definitely tarnish it. What color it will come out is anybody's guess.

The product to use called "Liver of Sulphur". My Home Portrait Graflex arrives today from Austria. From the photos I saw, an attempt to polish the oxidized silver has left some of the pieces bright and shiny, while others remain dark and dull. I will report back on the results.

I obtained the camera at a great price and the rest of it is in such good condition...I may resort to having a couple of the pieces replated if all the silver is off. I have been quoted around $45 a piece to replate. I know this is extreme but I really want this camera to be nice.