Kochmann Korelle 4.5x6cm (Rare!) met Schneider Radionar 3,5/7,5cm (1930) Analogue camera

As far as can be assessed (no guarantee of accuracy!) a Kochmann Korelle 4.5x6cm (2420186) folding with Jos. Schneider & Co. Kreuznach Radionar 7.5cm f3.5 (462461) and Compur shutter. Restoration project? It is up to the "expert" to assess, based on the many photos, whether the provided info (make, model, etc.) is correct!

The camera is sold “for parts” and as “what you see is what you get” without film spool (for size reference).
This concerns a rare Kochmann Korelle (see screenshot of the value on Collectiblend).

Google / AI info (no guarantee of accuracy!):

The Kochmann Korelle 4.5x6 is a compact medium-format folding camera from the 1930s, produced by the German camera manufacturer Franz Kochmann in Dresden. The device uses standard 120 roll film and makes 16 exposures of 4.5 × 6 cm per roll. Main features:

• Construction and design. The camera uses a scissor construction (strut-folding), where the lens board slides forward via metal struts instead of resting on a traditional bellows cover.
• Film format. The device is designed for 120 film, making it somewhat more compact than the better-known 6x6 and 6x9 models.
• Lenses and shutters. According to data from Camera-wiki.org, this model was shipped with various lenses (such as a 75mm Schneider Radionar or Carl Zeiss Tessar) and shutters from Compur or Pronto.
• Viewfinder. The camera typically features a retractable optical Newton finder on top of the housing.