The Spartus Press Flash is one of those workhorses of mid-century amateur photography. Made by Galter Products out of Chicago in the 1940s, it takes 120 roll film and has a straightforward fixed-focus design that just works — point it, press the shutter, wind the film. It was designed for the hobbyist who didn't need a lot of fuss.
This one comes with its original leather case (nice to have — though fair warning, there's a cracked corner on the case) and the original camera manual. The manual alone is a fun piece of paper ephemera for the camera nerd. Camera is untested.
Sold as-is. Untested. No returns. Ships within the US only.