Offered is a Zeiss Ikon Voigtländer Vitessa 126 CS, a compact and stylish cartridge-loading camera from the late 1960s. This model represents a collaboration between two giants of German photography, Zeiss Ikon and Voigtländer, following their merger. Designed for the 126 Instamatic film format, the Vitessa 126 CS was aimed at hobbyists who desired German precision in a simple-to-use "point-and-shoot" package. The camera features a clean, minimalist design with a silver-finish top plate and high-quality black leatherette. It is equipped with a fixed-focus Voigtländer Voigtar lens and a Prontor shutter, offering the reliability and ease of use characteristic of the Instamatic era. Specifications Camera Type: Compact 126 cartridge camera Lens: Voigtländer Voigtar lens Shutter: Prontor shutter Viewfinder: Large, bright-frame optical viewfinder Features: Built-in flashcube socket on the top plate and battery compartment for flash use Film Type: 126 cartridge (Instamatic) Country of Origin: Germany (West) Condition Cosmetic: The camera is in excellent aesthetic condition with very few signs of wear. The chrome and leatherette are exceptionally well-preserved. Mechanical: The shutter clicks, and the film advance mechanism operates as intended. Optical: The lens and viewfinder appear clear and free of major defects. Accessories: Includes its original black Zeiss Ikon Voigtländer ever-ready carrying case, which is also in very good condition. Please note: This camera uses 126 film cartridges, which are no longer in standard production. It is sold primarily as a collector's item or for display. The camera has not been tested with film or flash. The images are an integral part of the description.