Film camera, bellows type, DORIS PERFA-ANASTIGMAT

I am releasing items from my collection.

The exterior condition seems good, but I have never actually taken photos with it, and it is not for photography.

The aperture ring does not move.

The distance ring works.

The shutter is faulty.

There appear to be no scratches on the lens, but there is dust.

There are no tears in the bellows.

Size: Approximately 12cm high, 10cm wide, 4cm deep (when closed), 9.5cm (when extended).

PERFA-ANASTIGMAT is the lens name.

Anastigmat is a lens that optically corrects distortion.

PERFA was a lens brand name/registered name used in Europe at the time.

Cameras with this lens were generally popular for their practical and uncharacteristic image quality.

Bellows film camera, the bellows part expands and contracts, the front opens only when in use, and it can be folded compactly when stored.

This structure was a common style for film cameras from the 1920s to the early 1950s.

Lens: PERFA-ANASTIGMAT, an Anastigmat design that corrects peripheral aberrations, a configuration that can be expected to produce good images.

Speeds are B, 1, 2, 5, 10, 1/25 - 1/200, simple and robust, no batteries required.

The rangefinder focuses by estimation.