Polaroid Land Camera Model 80A | Folding Instant Analogue camera

This model is the Land Camera Model 80A accordion-folding instant camera launched by Polaroid in 1957. The camera adopts a folding accordion structure and can be taken when unfolded. It has a viewfinder window and an EV exposure adjustment knob. It is equipped with a fixed focus lens and uses early Polaroid tear-off photo paper for shooting. After taking the photo, you can pull it out directly for development. There is a red Polaroid logo printed on the front of the fuselage, Model 80A is engraved on the metal nameplate on the cover, and the brand, origin, and patent text information are printed on the bottom panel of the fuselage.
It has a metal body, the leather cavity is intact, the shutter action is normal, the leather cavity does not leak light according to visual inspection, and the expansion and contraction is normal. Because the old photo paper has been discontinued, there is no guarantee that the film can be taken and produced normally.