Description
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This is a Zeiss Ikon box camera.
It is in working condition and has been used to take photos.
It uses 120 (6x9) film and was released around 1951.
The lens, viewfinder both vertically and horizontally show some age-related dirt, but I think they�fre in decent condition.
This did not affect photography.
I�fm unsure how it handles backlighting.
It has a double-exposure prevention mechanism.
You cannot release the shutter unless you wind the film.
There is one drawback, as shown in Photo 6: the knob on the film box�fs opening/closing mechanism has come off.
If you pull the metal latch directly and slowly, the film compartment will open.
Close the compartment and push the latch in to lock it.
This does not affect shooting.
I�fm including the detached knob in the package.
If you�fre handy, I think you could repair it.
Since this is an old camera, please accept it �gas is.�h Also, please refrain from returning it.
For film camera enthusiasts, or Icon enthusiasts, how does this sound? The packaging is made from recycled materials.
Thank you for your understanding.
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