This camera was reportedly introduced in 1935 and designed as a 6x6cm SLR for 12-exposures on 120 film. The shutter had speeds of B, 25, 50, 75, 100, 200, and 500. Reportedly, there were a large variety of screw-mount lenses available for this camera. This example has a 7.5cm Schneider-Kreuznach F2.8 Xenart Lens No.1271504. It is being offered for display purposes only. 

REASON FOR SELLING: This nearly 100-year old camera is from my private 40+ year eclectic collection of "photographica." I sought out and collected anything and everything related to photography. Many antique/collectible cameras and photo related items are intended to be listed over the ensuing months as this extensive collection is made available to the eBay Community. There should be something for everyone, from the beginning enthusiast to the seriously advanced collector, as this huge accumulation includes items dating from 1843 through the 1950's. Listings will cover a broad spectrum of the photographic field: antique and classic still cameras (including miniature, novelty, field, studio, stereo, and panoramic), cine (movie) cameras and early projectors, images, books, magazines, catalogs, manuals, exposure devices, powder flash tins, foil-filled flash bulbs, early darkroom equipment, brass lenses, exposed glass negatives, assorted printing frames (including panoramic and stereo), novelty cameras, figurines, postage stamps, ribbons, medals, etc, etc. (94-03-21)

Thank you for your interest and good luck if bidding.