Polaroid Model 160 + original acc. and case | Instant camera

The Polaroid Land Camera Model 160 was produced between 1962 and 1965 and was a model aimed at the international market, manufactured in Japan by Yashica.
This model was a folding camera that used roll film, and one of the early models was capable of supporting color film.
Production period: 1962-1965.
Manufacturer: Made in Japan by Yashica for the international market.
Features: Portable, with a gray plastic housing and telescoping bellows.
Brown leather bag for camera and accessories. Included accessories: flashes, a small case for filters with only the gray filter, a lens hood, a small box with 3 flash units

The production of the original Polaroid roll film (40-series) that was suitable for the Polaroid Land Camera Model 160 (produced between 1962-1965) was discontinued in the 1970s.
Roll Film Type 40: The 160 uses the '40-series' roll film, not the later 'pack film' (type 100). Polaroid stopped producing the final roll films in 1991, but the film required for the 160 had already been out of production long beforehand.
Current situation: Since the original roll film hasn’t been produced for a long time, these cameras can no longer be used functionally with modern instant film without modification ("modding").

Weight of the bag including all parts is 3 kg.
Size of the bag is 27 x 28 x 10 (h x w x d)