Minox GT-E+ Flash FC-E dedicato Subminiature camera

The Minox GT-E is a 35 mm compact film camera introduced in 1988, celebrated for its iconic flip-up door and pocket-sized dimensions. It represents one of the most successful evolutions of the historic Minox 35 series, incorporating a fixed MC Minotar 35mm f/2.8 lens with multicoated anti-reflective treatment. Modern power: unlike the old models that required mercury batteries (now illegal), the GT-E runs natively on two common CR1/3N 3V batteries or four LR44. The original FC-E flash, designed for the GT-E, is included.