Description Antique folding camera ICA Corrida 156, manufactured in Dresden (Germany) between circa 1915 and 1925, a fine example of the advanced German photographic industry of the early 20th century. The camera bears the original mark of ICA (Internationale Camera Aktiengesellschaft), one of the most important camera manufacturers of its time, based in Dresden — then a global center for photographic innovation. In 1926, ICA merged with other major companies (Ernemann, Contessa-Nettel, and Goerz) to form the legendary Zeiss Ikon, making this piece representative of the final pre-Zeiss Ikon era. The camera is equipped with a Novar Anastigmat 1:6.8 / 135mm lens, a reliable German optic widely used in plate cameras, known for its solid image quality and precision. Its elegant folding design with extendable bellows allowed for relatively compact transport, while the front rail focusing system provides accurate distance adjustment. Cameras of this type typically used glass plates or sheet film (approx. 9×12 cm), producing large-format negatives with remarkable detail. Condition The camera is in very good condition for its age. Structure well preserved Bellows in good condition Mechanisms (opening, focusing, lens controls) working correctly Cleaned and carefully maintained Please review the photos carefully, as they form part of the description. Historical & Collectible Value This camera is not only a functional photographic instrument but also a historical object from a key period in photographic evolution. It represents the craftsmanship and engineering precision of early 20th-century Germany. Today, such cameras are highly appreciated by: collectors of antique cameras analog photography enthusiasts lovers of industrial and vintage design It also makes a striking decorative piece with strong aesthetic character. Shipping The item will be carefully packaged and securely protected to ensure safe delivery.