• The Toyoca Ace is a subminiature camera that produces ten 14x14 mm images on a roll of 17.5 mm film. • 1965. • Made in Japan. • It was manufactured by Tougodo and was a sleek, more modern, rectangular version of the previous cameras. • Its internal components are made of black plastic. • The viewfinder is integrated into the upper housing and the front window is elongated, imitating rangefinder cameras of the 1960s. • The film is advanced by a wheel at the rear, moved by the photographer's left thumb. • The back half of the camera is removable for loading film and has an open square window in the middle. • The lens is fixed focus and has no markings. • With a small control lever you choose the aperture of "8 (shade) or 11 (sun)". The only shutter speed runs at about 1/30s. • Not tested. • Great shape condition (see photos). • Comes with a plastic case. • Ideal for vintage collectors, analog cameras lovers and antiques hunters.