SFOMAX French  subminiature rangefinder camera for (20) twenty 14x23mm pictures on unperforated 16mm film, perhaps made shortly after the WWII. Serial #D339. Cast aluminum body with leatherette. Sfomar 30mm f/3.5 lens, shutter with speeds 1/30 - 1/400 second.   This camera is in Ex++ or 9 of 10 condition. No dings or dents. good working order, but NOT tested with film. NO cassettes and NO case.

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S.F.O.M (Société Française d'Optique Mécanique) made a spy camera in World War II (1939-1941) for 45 exposures 8x11mm negatives on un-perforated 9.5mm film in a dual cassette similar to the Minox. The metal focal plane shutter is 1/20 to 1/250. The optical viewfinder is corrected for parallax as the lens is focusing. Early models are bright metal finish and later ones had a dark finish and usually found without a lens as they were auctioned off by the French government in the 1960s. In 1949 SFOM introduced the Sfomax was made until 1955. It is now rare, made of  cast aluminum for 20 exposures 14x23mm on un-perforated 16mm film. The early versions are in black or grey leatherette with shutter speed of 1/25-1/400 and the later versions where made in black or blue leatherette with shutter 1/30-1/400. The lens is a Sfomar f3.5/30mm lens, focusing from 0.4m to infinity with a sliding built in yellow filter. It has a build split rangefinder.

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This vintage WHITE Kowa Ramera comes with original box, instructions, case, strap, and earphone. This RARE collectible camera sells with NO RESERVE at price of  $1495. I have LOT more Subminiatures Cameras, Minox, Tessina-35, Gami-16, Toyoca, Steky, Golder Ricoh, Expo Watch cameras, Vintage German lenses, 35mm Rangefinders, Vintage and Rare collectible cameras in my eBay Store, and on my web page.