Nagel Vollenda No.60 (5x7.5) Analogue camera

The Nagel Vollenda is a folding medium-format camera produced in Germany between the 1920s and 1930s, valued for its high build quality and its elegant vintage design. It uses 120-format film and produces large negatives, ideal for images rich in detail. The collapsible bellows makes it compact and easily portable. Depending on the version, it can be equipped with high-quality lenses and Compur or Prontor shutters. The operation is fully manual, allowing full control of shutter speeds, apertures, and focusing. The metal frame, leather-wrapped, ensures sturdiness and timeless charm. It is a camera highly appreciated by collectors and enthusiasts of historical analog photography. Even today it represents an important example of prewar German photographic engineering.