Nagel Vollenda Analogue camera

Vollenda Nagel analog camera, produced in Germany in the 1930s by the Nagel company (later acquired by Kodak). A historic folding bellows model, representative of mid-format photography of the era.

These cameras were designed to deliver good image quality in a compact, portable body, thanks to the folding bellows system.
Main features:

Brand: Nagel
Model: Vollenda
Type: folding camera
Period: 1930s
Format: medium format (120 or 620 film, variable)
Lens: vintage lens (often Schneider, Rodenstock, or similar)
Shutter: mechanical
Focusing: manual or fixed (depending on version)
Body: extendable bellows