[Agfa Billy Clack Nr51 Camera] A German vintage camera mainly manufactured from 1934 to 1940 (Taisho era). It's a folding medium format camera, characterized by its Art Deco design and a combination of metal and leather. The lens is an Agfa Jgnar F8.8, a simple two-element achromatic lens. Film format: 120 roll film. Aperture settings: Controlled by a metal plate with holes of different sizes. Shutter: Simple leaf shutter with settings from 1/25 second to 1/50 second and B (bulb, for long exposures). Focus: Fixed focus. The name "Clack" seems to refer to the distinctive sound of the shutter. - Model: Medium format camera - Color: Black - Material: Metal and leather - Features: Folding design - Lens: Fixed focus lens It is believed to be a fairly early model from Agfa, made in Germany. The shutter is manual, but there are no problems with its operation. The appearance shows its age, but it's still a usable model for its time, isn't it? The very elegant design evokes the atmosphere of the pre-war era. How about adding it to your collection? Please understand that this is a used item. Thank you for viewing.