Vintage Folding Roll Film Camera with Meyer-Görlitz Trioplan 12cm f/6.3 Lens & Vario Shutter

This is a classic German folding roll film camera produced during the interwar period (1920s–1930s). It features a Meyer-Görlitz Anastigmat Trioplan 12cm f/6.3 lens (serial no. 474081), a triplet lens design renowned for its classic rendering. The lens is set within an AGC Vario leaf shutter providing speeds of 1/25s, 1/50s, 1/100s, B, and T.

Compositing options include a pop-up metal wire frame finder with a side peep-sight alongside a swivel brilliant waist-level finder mounted above the shutter assembly. The folding bed includes a fold-out support leg for tabletop placement, and the rear door features a red window for frame counting on backing paper.

• Condition: Shutter working, lens optics clean.