【Overhauled】 Zeiss Ikon IKOFLEX FAVORIT Zeiss Ikon IKOFLEX FAVORIT Twin-lens Reflex Medium Format Camera ■Description This is an overhauled body of the medium format twin-lens reflex camera "Zeiss Ikon FAVORIT" manufactured in Germany in the 1960s. Zeiss Ikon's medium format twin-lens reflex cameras are equipped with Zeiss Tessar lenses and were highly regarded alongside Rolleiflex at the time, featuring a classic appearance and reliable mechanism. Film is also included so you can use it right away. It has been returned from an overhaul by ○○ Optics, which is famous in the camera world. The repair details are also attached as images, so please refer to them as well ^ ^ It has been perfectly overhauled, and I think it is a body that you can enjoy with peace of mind for a long time ^ ^ * Please note that the repair details are not included. * The viewfinder is photographed. 16th image: Olive outside 17th image: The above with a loupe (magnifier) 18th image: The above exposure meter 19th image: How the exposure meter changes when you cover the screen with your hand ■Items for sale ・Camera Zeiss Ikon IKOFLEX FAVORIT body ・Spare spool (plastic) * Attached lenses ・View lens Teronar-Anstigmat 1:3.5/75 ・Take lens Carl Zeiss Tessar Tessar 1:3.5 f=75mm ・New 120 film KENTMERE PAN400 * Monochrome, good until January 2027 ・Film case * Made by Rollei * Some sentences may be omitted → All items for sale are shown in the images (ruler is not included) * Stored in a dehumidifying cabinet (dry cabinet) ■Operation check/Condition Overhauled in September There are small scratches, but the exterior, lenses, and viewfinder are in beautiful condition. The selenium exposure meter is also working. * The silver bar inside detects the thickness of the film, and allows for film advance, counter advance, and shutter charging. This is a camera with proper procedures, so we recommend that you familiarize yourself with how to use it ^ ^ * It's not difficult once you get used to it. Comments are welcome ^ ^ Please take a look at #lamasa_camera for a large number of vintage cameras.