For sale is this rare Hungarian rangefinder from the 1950s. One of the very few competent rangefinders made in the country. It is a compact Leica-copy with a fixed 50/3.5 triplet lens that is the maker's own design. It has a cloth shutter capable of 1/500s exposure. They manufactured it in 1957-1958 and made only 12.200 units, making it pretty rare on the collectors market. The camera is in good cosmetic condition. The rangefinder works well, but the shutter speeds are sluggish, the curtains look very good though. The lens has a clear picture but has some coating damage that I tried to show on the photos, it doesn't look that serious when held in hand. Aperture and focus move well and setting shutter speeds works well too. It has its leather case in good cosmetic condition but the seams released on the back, that needs some repair.