Dr. Wöhler Favor I (Early Variant - Serial Nr. 1460) Analogue camera

Rare Dr. Wöhler Favor I Collection Camera (1949) with Case and Parasol Brief description: Extremely rare variant of the first camera produced by Dr. Wöhler (Favor I, without top flash shoe) during the Saar Protectorate under French occupation (post-WWII). It stands out for its double geographic markings (Kassel on the top emblem and the deep-pressed stamp "Saarbrücken - Saar" on the chassis) and its ultra-low serial number: No. 1460. Aesthetically in excellent condition. The shutter release button responds to touch, but the internal mechanical functions and speeds have not been tested in detail; the diaphragm iris remains closed. Sold strictly as a collectible display item. Weight (in kg): 0.560 kg (camera complete within its case). Size (in cm): approximately 13 cm x 7 cm (camera body dimensions). Material: Die-cast metal alloy body with chrome finishes on the plates and a black leatherette exterior wrap. Accessories in genuine leather (case) and brushed aluminum (30 mm pressure parasol). Color: Black and chrome-silver. Brown leather case. Grey aluminum parasol. Shipping method: Insured shipment with tracking number.

Estimate:£126.73

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