Vintage Voigtlander Folding medium format film camera. This is a Bessa or Jubilar model could not find information, but it should date as early as 1930s and as late as 1940s. I try to restore as much as possible, without dis-calibration of the core mechanism of the devices. I test a much a possible and provide an honest feedback, I'm not a repairman yet. The condition of this camera is great over all and working. Lens has no fungus, no oil, or no haze, that can be seen. With a magnifier you see a long thin scratch in the front inner lens, towards the center. The shutter works as it should, the aperture is tape to 7.7 open as the blades are not aligned, the rest of the mechanism seem to be in working order. Bellows and film compartment is in good shape no light leaks. Camera has been tested look at the pictures it can reproduce, if you can work around the aperture at 7.7 you have a over 50 year old medium format camera that can take 6X9 negatives. Item is sold for parts, decor, or Halloween prop. Message me if any questions if you would like yours repaired I charge $30 most repairs, and the buyer pays for all shipping. • The Leaf shutter has or should be at 1/25, 1/50, 1/100, B, T. • The lens is a Voigtar 1:7.7, made by Anastigmat Germany. •       Aperture damaged/broken fixed at 7.7, it had setting of 7.7, 11, 22. •       Compact and portable 3 ½ X7 ¼ X 1 1/2 inches when folded. •       Film format 6 X 9 cm on a 120 roll of film. The camera very pocketable, for medium format, and very inexpensive way to get into medium format film shooting. The Leather handle says Bessa, but not sure which model this is.