Zeiss Ikon Super-Ikonta IV folding 6x6cm medium format 120 FILM camera. Serial #Q41968. Made in Germany. Later compact version of the folding Zeiss Super-Ikonta cameras with coated lens, built-in light meter(working), and MX sync shutter. Zeiss cat. #534/16. Great classic Zeiss medium format 6x6cm camera. Zeiss Tessar 75mm f/3.5 standard lens. Shutter speeds are 1/500 to 1 sec. plus B. Apertures are from f/3.5 to f/22. Close focusing down to 4' or 1.1m. This Zeiss Super-Ikonta IV is in Ex++/Mint- or 9/9.5 of 10 cosmetic condition. No dings or dents. Good working order. Very clean camera with little sign of use. Clean viewfinder. Smooth lens focusing. Collectible camera that produces a large 6x6cm negative. High quality German made camera in nice super clean condition. Comes with original box, instructions, case and 2 (two) filters in yellow & red. Don't miss this rare very clean late modal rare Zeiss Super-Ikonta IV camera. Great shooter or collector Super Ikonta IV camera with box, case & instructions. 

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The Super- Ikonta B and Super Ikonta BX are 6x6cm self-erecting folding cameras using 120 film. Unlike the Super Ikonta A, C and D cameras, they are a horizontal design. All feature a rotating wedge rangefinder, with the rotating wedge on an arm attached to the lens standard, but unlike the Super Ikonta A, C and D, it doesn't fold for storage. The first model was the Super Ikonta B 530/16, introduced in 1935. It has separate viewfinder and rangefinder windows, and was usually fitted with an Zeiss Tessar 80/2.8 lens in Compur Rapid shutter.    In 1937 the Super Ikonta B 530/16 was replaced by the 532/16. The big improvement was a combined rangefinder and viewfinder. It was only available with the 80/2.8 Tessar. The shutter was Compur Rapid until 1951, when the shutter was changed to Synchro-Compur. In 1948 the black enameled lens standard was replaced with chrome. The camera was discontinued in 1956.      The Super Ikonta BX 533/16 was also introduced in 1937. It is essentially the same as the 532/16, but with a selenium exposure meter mounted on the top, and with a chrome finished lens standard. In 1952 the size of the meter was reduced, and the shutter was changed to Synchro-Compur. The camera was discontinued in 1957.

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