Up for auction is a rare italian camera, it's a Taft KS2 16 frame. In Cordenons, Luigi Turrin, a former FAF worker, began making camera prototypes in his small company called TAFT (Turrin Typical Photographic Equipment). Among others, it produces an economic camera copy of the Bencini type, the KS2 in very few pieces which uses 127 film and 16 exposures are obtained in the 3x4 format. The few produced are sold on the English market by the MIO company of Udine and in Eastern European countries (Yugoslavia) by the wholesaler Rodolfo Ursini of Trieste at a price of around 700 lire. The camera for sale shoots well at the two speeds. The optics and finder are clear and clean with no scratches. Focus works as it should. This KS2 is a rare piece. In many years of collecting Italian cameras I have only found it twice. #ExclusivePhotographersStudio