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The Agfa Agnar Billy I is a folding camera that was manufactured by Agfa in the 1950s. The first variant was made in 1950 and then another after this in 1952. Zone of post-World War II Germany. It should not be confused with the inter-war Agfa Billy Jgetar 8.8 which was also named the Agfa Billy I from 1931 onward. The export model (to the U.S.) was known as the Ventura 69. It shoots at 3 speeds (1/25, 1/50, or 1/200 second, plus bulb) through a 105mm f/6.3 3-element Agnar lens and a Vario shutter. This particular Agfa Agnar Billy Pronto 1:6.3/105 is a beautiful vintage piece that has been kept in very good condition over the years. It comes with its original leather case which is also in great condition. Unfortunately I have no idea if it would still work or even if you can still buy film for such an old camera but it is just so beautiful it can be used as a beautiful style piece to add character and charm to any space. The only thing I can fault is that the strap as broke all in all a very nice camera and Ive found you can still buy the films
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Category: Cameras and Photography:Vintage Photography:Vintage Cameras:Folding Cameras
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