Contax MFB-1A Analogue camera






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Contax MFB-1A 120/220 film insert for Contax medium format, in excellent physical condition and tested and working, dating from 1990–2000, complete with original case and box.
Description from the seller
It is the Contax MFB-1A 120/220 Film Insert, a roll-film insert for medium format designed for the Contax system. It allows using 120 and 220 films precisely and stably inside the dedicated back, and it is a highly sought-after accessory by collectors and users of the Contax medium-format system.
From the photos you can see that the item comes with its original case and box, a detail very interesting for sale on Catawiki. The construction appears solid, with metal mechanisms and black plastic components, typical of professional Japanese manufacturing. The identifying inscriptions “CONTAX MFB-1A 120/220” and “KYOCERA JAPAN” are visible, confirming model and origin.
The specimen shows normal signs of use consistent with age, but overall it seems in good cosmetic condition. It is a particularly interesting accessory for those who own Contax medium-format cameras and wish to bring the system back to full operability. Due to its rarity and the presence of the packaging, it represents a tempting lot for both collectors and analog photographers.
Seller's Story
It is the Contax MFB-1A 120/220 Film Insert, a roll-film insert for medium format designed for the Contax system. It allows using 120 and 220 films precisely and stably inside the dedicated back, and it is a highly sought-after accessory by collectors and users of the Contax medium-format system.
From the photos you can see that the item comes with its original case and box, a detail very interesting for sale on Catawiki. The construction appears solid, with metal mechanisms and black plastic components, typical of professional Japanese manufacturing. The identifying inscriptions “CONTAX MFB-1A 120/220” and “KYOCERA JAPAN” are visible, confirming model and origin.
The specimen shows normal signs of use consistent with age, but overall it seems in good cosmetic condition. It is a particularly interesting accessory for those who own Contax medium-format cameras and wish to bring the system back to full operability. Due to its rarity and the presence of the packaging, it represents a tempting lot for both collectors and analog photographers.
