Zeiss Ikon Super Ikonta Analogue camera

Black faux leather and features a compact, square design when closed. The upper body has several knobs and knurled metal dials (probably aluminum or chrome), typical for film advancement and for selecting shutter speed or aperture.
• Opening: The front mechanism is open, revealing the black, foldable bellows that connect the camera body to the lens.
• Objective/Shutter: The lens is mounted on a metal support (optical group/shutter) in chrome or shiny silver, supported by a shiny metal scissor arm that maintains focus and focal distance when the camera is in use. On the outer ring of the lens, the related inscriptions can be seen. The object is a vintage bellows camera set in an indoor environment with a neutral cream/beige background. It is a classic example of a mid-20th-century film camera, notable for its opening mechanism that makes it portable and functional. The camera is very old and has not been tested or could not be tested due to my inexperience; I am offering it also as a decorative object.