This lot features a rather rare "Shkolnik" children's camera, manufactured at the Minsk Mechanical Plant (BelOMO) from 1962 to 1969, complete with its original box, documents, and passport. It was manufactured specifically for elementary school children in the USSR. Functionality and condition: You can assess the camera's appearance in the photos; the body bears the marks of a child's teeth, a Soviet school student. The lens and viewfinder optics are clean, and the shutter operates at all shutter speeds, audibly, perfectly. If you plan to use it for photography, it's best to have it lubricated by a specialist before use, as the camera hasn't been used for over 60 years. Box camera The "Shkolnik" camera is a medium-format box camera manufactured at the Minsk Mechanical Plant (BelOMO) from 1962 to 1969. The exact total circulation has not been officially published, and it is impossible to determine it, even using artificial intelligence. Key Features and History: Manufacturer: MMZ (BelOMO), Minsk. Years of Production: 1962–1969. Film Type: 60mm (Type 120), frame size cm. Features: Simple design for beginners: schoolchildren, preschoolers. Your package will be securely packaged to protect it from all potential risks during transportation. This item will be shipped from outside the European Union, so your country may or may not charge customs duties according to its customs tariffs. By placing a bid, you confirm that you have no claims in this regard, as I cannot predict which country will purchase the item or what their customs regulations are; it is possible that there will be no customs duties at all. If you would like to combine parcels, this is only possible if you win and purchase both the charity item and the regular item. This way, you save money on shipping and simultaneously help the children and soldiers of Ukraine. Ultimately, I am proud of you and grateful to you for this!!))) If you win the charity item and want to also buy the item to save on shipping, simply write to me immediately so I can delay shipping to save you money.