Kodak Nagel Vollenda 68 Analogue folding camera





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Kodak Nagel Vollenda 68 folding 6x9 camera for 120 film, circa 1930–1940, with a Nagel-Anastigmat 10.5 cm f/6.3 lens on a Gauthier Pronto shutter; physical condition Très bon, functional condition Non testé.
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KODAK A.G Dr. NAGEL WERK STUGGART
Good working condition; the camera is equipped with its flexible shutter release, which also functions very well.
This is a very nice camera with a serious design, easy to use; when opened, the bellows deploy automatically. The bellows is not pierced; see photo. Quite rare to find in good condition.
The Vollenda 68 is a vertical folding camera with automatic mounting made by Nagel. It is equipped with a Dr. August Nagel Stuttgart Nagel-Anastigmat 10.5 cm f/6.3 lens mounted on a Gauthier Pronto shutter. It uses 120 film for 6 x 9 cm images. The Vollenda series of vertical folding cameras in 6 x 9 cm also included the models 70/1, 70/2 and 72, which differ slightly in their technical design and equipment. About 15,000 units were manufactured between 1930 and 1934.
I remain at your disposal for further information.
KODAK A.G Dr. NAGEL WERK STUGGART
Good working condition; the camera is equipped with its flexible shutter release, which also functions very well.
This is a very nice camera with a serious design, easy to use; when opened, the bellows deploy automatically. The bellows is not pierced; see photo. Quite rare to find in good condition.
The Vollenda 68 is a vertical folding camera with automatic mounting made by Nagel. It is equipped with a Dr. August Nagel Stuttgart Nagel-Anastigmat 10.5 cm f/6.3 lens mounted on a Gauthier Pronto shutter. It uses 120 film for 6 x 9 cm images. The Vollenda series of vertical folding cameras in 6 x 9 cm also included the models 70/1, 70/2 and 72, which differ slightly in their technical design and equipment. About 15,000 units were manufactured between 1930 and 1934.
I remain at your disposal for further information.

