Polaroid SX-70 Analogue camera

Polaroid SX-70 Land Camera, the world's first foldable single-lens reflex instant camera.
It was produced by Polaroid Corporation between 1972 and 1981.
Its foldable design allowed it to be compact enough to fit in a pocket when closed.
The camera uses Polaroid SX-70 integral film, which contained the necessary battery for the camera.
It has manual focus, and the basic operation is fully automatic, requiring only to point and shoot.
It is considered a cult object due to its design and innovation at the time.

It shows signs of use and age, as visible in the photos.

Dimensions
19x11x5cm