Camera is in very good vintage condition, with a tiny dent on the top of the body and a few other small marks. Body shows normal signs of age and use. Shutter fires on all speed. Rangefinder patch is visible and works. Lens is clean with no fungus or haze. Film advances correctly with the two required strokes.
Please note:
It does have a tiny dent in the top part of the body (please see photos) This camera uses a distinctive double-stroke (dual-stroke) film advance lever. You need to operate the stubby lever twice (front-to-back strokes) to fully advance the film one frame, cock the shutter, and engage the double-exposure prevention.
Please look carefully at the photos – they form part of the description.
This is a nice, characterful 1950s German rangefinder that’s ready to shoot once you load film. A real piece of Wetzlar history!
