CMF BENCINI Erno 6x9 Analogue camera

This Bencini C.M.F. Erno folding camera is quite rare.

The first devices date from 1945-46. This unit is the Erno 2 version and was introduced into Belgium in 1951, and has an intact customs seal (under the bellows).

Erno makes 6×9 cm negatives on 120 film. He has a single aperture of f/10.5, a working shutter with a B setting and an I (instant) setting that appears to be about 1/30 second. The aplanatic lens has a focal length of 105 mm. The bellows, when extended, has only one stop, giving the camera a fixed focus.

This rare device is in exceptional 'mint' condition, comes with the then-required customs documents, and has a genuine, undamaged leather case.

A unique opportunity for collectors of vintage equipment!