AGC Vario Analogue camera

Coloprint Vario AGC – Description

This is a bellows-folding camera produced in Germany between the late 1920s and early 1930s by AGC (Aktien-Gesellschaft für Camerafabrikation) of Hanover.

Main features

Folding structure with leather/canvas bellows
Uses 120 film
Negative format generally 6x9 cm
Typically 105 mm f/8 lens
Simple mechanical shutter (speeds 25 – 50 – 100 + B)
Rangefinder-style optical viewfinder

Metal body covered in imitation leather

It was a mid-to-lower-end amateur camera, designed for travel photography and family use.