Stolen camera equipment serial numbers

Plus my Sony FM 20 flash jamiez. If you have any info please contact me. Hello Moderator team, once in a while there are posts about stolen photography gear. Now I was wondering if it wouldn't be an extremely useful feature to add which would: 1 allow victims to launch relevant data of stolen equipment in a Dyxum data base; and 2 allow all other users to check in this data base whether serial numbers of equipment to be bought used from any source doesn't figure in the stolen equipment listing.

Just a thought. OTOH it may extrapolate what the site is intended for or even cause legal problems, for example, if by error or intentionally wrong information is launched. Hello my A7 serial no: and Voigtlander 40mm MC f1. If you find either anywhere please notify me: erotyczny at gmail. Knowledge Base. A thoroughly depressing experience. All the items were reported to the police in Verbania, Italy.

Visit Stolen Camera Finder, and make sure the model of your missing camera is supported. Contact your local police department. Tell them you're suspicious that someone may be selling stolen property. Provide the officer with the serial number so that he can check the stolen property database for a match. If you are purchasing an item through an Internet service like eBay or Craigslist and you are suspicious the item might be stolen, you can file a complaint with the Internet Crime Complaint Center see Resources.

The ICCC will investigate the issue for you. Register for a free account with Trace see Resources. Type in the serial number of the item and the service will check its online database of stolen property. Many more Rokkor and KM lenses were stolen, but just wanted to mention the most important.

Thanks a lot for keeping your eyes open. This is to prevent buyers from acquiring stolen gear. It may show up on ebay, or audaciously even on Dyxum, or on other auction or private-sale sites. Mint condition, with hood. Lens was mounted on a If there is an existing thread for these messages, please insert this post there. Thank you. Edited by Rno.

It was in an old pale blue Jessops holster bag. This occurred in the area of Victoria station in SW London. In case you don't have complete identifying information, like partial plate number or partial serial number, you can freely search and browse items that are stored in our database. Pictures and other information can help you identify what you are looking for.