Soviet Russian Polaroid type camera Momehm GOMZ 1952. For the collector this camera is a fairly unique item to own. In 1952, the Russian camera company GOMZ (Gosularstvennyi Optiko-Mekhanicheskii Zavod) created a roll film instant camera known as Momehm. Polaroid wasn't officially sold in Russia, so GOMZ made a copycat camera and produced a Type 40 equivalent. It wasn't a success because the camera was to expensive and, unfortunately, the film made in the USSR for this camera was in short supply and of low quality, it is decided to discontinue the production of the camera after two years. So the camera must be for decoration, because films for this type of camera are after the first 2 years not produced anymore. Only less than 9,000 of these cameras were produced. The lens is a T-26 F 13,5cm 1:6.8 with no. 520967. The measurements are: height x length x width: 24 x 12 x 7cm and the weight is 1,6 kg. The camera will be carefully packaged and shipped with track and trace.