This is a rare and beautiful Plaubel Makina I folding camera from the 1920s, in remarkably fine condition for its age. The camera is complete with its original Plaubel Frankfurt Anticomar f/2.9 100mm lens, which shows only minor polishing marks with no fungus or scratches affecting image quality. The bellows are light-tight and in excellent condition. All mechanical functions are working correctly: - Shutter speeds from 1/200s to Bulb (Z, D, M) are functioning - Aperture blades operate smoothly and look clean - Focus rail moves as it should - The folding mechanism opens and locks securely - All three viewfinders are clean and functional The camera shoots on 120 film in the large 6.5x9cm format, producing stunning negatives with exceptional detail and a classic analog rendering that is impossible to replicate digitally. Included with the camera: - Original Anticomar f/2.9 100mm lens - Folding optical viewfinder in good condition - 4x original 6.5x9 film holders/cassettes - Original leather camera case for the complete set - Lens hood / shade This is an iconic piece of German camera history — a genuine collector and user camera from the golden age of analog photography. Perfect for portrait work, low-light shooting, and anyone who appreciates fine mechanical craftsmanship.