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Delightful tiny (approx 2.5″ by 4″) 1930s German 127 camera. The lens is a desirable TRIOPLAN. There’s neither haze nor fungus, nothing but a hint of cleaning marks. The Compur shutter works well on all settings, T&B included. No flash synch! Note the unusual linked shutter lever, red dot identifies. Parallax adjusting viewfinder. Cosmetically the camera approaches Near Mint – see the small patch of colourful something on one photo. That’s the only flaw. Pushing the button to open the camera causes the front to explode outwards so it’s best done with a restraining finger in place. BALDA always did use powerful springs. A 127 take up spool is in place. Smaller when closed than an Olympus XA but delivers a larger negative!
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Category: Cameras and Photography:Vintage Photography:Vintage Cameras:Folding Cameras
Location: Abergele