A great and rare Hutig Lioyd. The ‘Lloyd’ are the variety of folding film cameras made by Hüttig between 1904 and 1905 in Dresda Germany. This particular camera is from around 1905 and it's a rare model "1905" was designed for 8.3 x 10.8 cm exposures on rollfilm and 9x12 cm plates. The body is covered by grained leather and the single extension bellows is red. It has a brilliant finder and the front standard has horizontal and vertical movements. The camera has the rack-and-pinion focusing. The lens is a Huttig Universal Rapid Aplanat Lliod f8, clean and clear no scratches, no fungus, no haze. The shutter shoot well from the 1/25 to 1/100 plus B and T exposures. The diaphragm is smooth and precise from f8 to f45. This Huttig Lloid is a very well made rollfilm and plates camera. The metal parts are nicely nickel plated, such as the rail of the bellows and other parts. The plate indicating the focus distance is ivory. The bellows, red, is made leather and it's lighting proof with NO holes or tears. The camera is complete in a beautiful set, it has its cover back plate, the glass for focusing (broken, see the picture) with its hood, 6 film plates with case, and above all the camera has the two rare spools in wood and metal with their spool pins that were usually lost. Finally, the leather bag that contains everything. All really rare.