Manufactured from 1932-37, the Kodak Six-20 was more style than substance. It featured a 100mm Kodak Anastigmat lens, one step up in quality from Kodak’s entry-level Diway, Bimat, Twindar, and Kodar lenses. Some think this Anastigmat is similar in design to a Tessar. Yet its maximum aperture is only f/6.3, and the No. 0 Kodon shutter in which it is set offers just three settings: 1/25, 1/50, and 1/100 sec, plus time and bulb. Body dimensions: 16.0x8.0x3.3cm. Weight: 622g. The camera has been quickly tested and its working, there may be hidden defects. Item exhibits minor signs of usage and wear, look more photos. You might notice small imperfections such as slightly distressed leather, minor wear on the metal parts. These don't detract from the overall appearance and functionality of the item. Photos attached to the listing are part of this description.