Kodak Vollenda 620 Analogue folding camera

Folding-type camera with bellows, an Anastigmat lens and a Compur shutter. Eastman Vollenda 620 model, Kodak brand. Designed by August Nagel, who in 1932 sold his precision-mechanics company to Kodak, it is part of a series of 14 cameras with different film formats. It has dual viewfinders for framing: the first, a hooded finder, is located above the lens and is rotatable for vertical/horizontal framing, while the other is a rangefinder-style finder suitable for rapid shots, placed on the left side of the body. Both viewfinders are bright and of good quality, as are all other components of this extremely compact camera, even though it operates on large-format negatives. An antique object that captures the value of its era… For collectors and enthusiasts of the genre. Unique piece. Period: 1934 – 1939 Dimensions: – height (closed): about 91.5 mm – width: about 126.8 mm – depth: about 30.3 mm Weight: about 452.5 g Condition: Good, Working. Complete with original leather case.

Estimate:£125.63

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