Launched in 1929. That would of made my dad 1 years old when this camera came out. Wow! My Aunt Vicki and Uncle John, left me a camera that was maybe used once before i had the opportunity to shoot some photos in 2011. The camera has its own leather case, another leather bag. I have the manual, one in English, and one in German. There's a flash, and a few other different pieces it came with. I look forward to keep this camera and passing it down in the family tree. One of a kind, Vintage in Mint Condition. 120 medium format black/white film is still very much available. The processing is usually about $7.00. To have the photos turned on to a cd is more. (actual camera in photo).
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Although Zeiss Ikon was created (as a company) in 1926, what you have is a post-War Zeiss Ikon Super Ikonta 532/16 - I would estimate year of production bewteen late 1940s and mid-1950s. The give away is the lens measured in "mm" (millimetres), only post-War Carl Zeiss lenses had their focal length measured in "mm" (previouly they used centimetres ("cm")).
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