This is a Wester S-2 Wescon FC 75mm F3.5 6x6 format spring camera made by Nishida Kogaku around 1955. Nishida Kogaku was a Japanese manufacturer that produced cameras, lenses, and shutters from 1936 to 1958. They are not very well-known because their period of activity was short and they didn't produce many cameras. However, this camera is a refined model from the later period of spring cameras, incorporating a coupled rangefinder and automatic film stop, making it one of the more advanced spring cameras. There is no red window on the back, so there is no need to worry about light leaks. This is from a collection camera clear-out. There are almost no scratches or dents. The optics are also in good condition, as the lens is housed within the case, so there are almost no scratches. It has been cleaned, so there is almost no mold or dust. The double image of the coupled rangefinder can also be confirmed. The camera's operation has been checked and maintained. For a camera from over 60 years ago, it is in good condition. For those who want to try using a spring camera, the camera is packed with features, so even those who are not used to handling roll film can enjoy taking photos, as there are almost no mistakes in shooting. Thank you for your consideration.