Minolta Semi P 6 x 4.5 format folding camera. It's a collapsible spring camera that uses 120 roll film. The shutter unit is a Konan Flicker, and the lens is a Chiyoko Promar 75mm F3.5 (made by Asahi Optical Co., later Pentax). The 75mm focal length, with a 6x4.5 format, gives a 35mm equivalent field of view of about 45mm. Lowering the knob on the lens charges the shutter, and the shutter button is located on the top of the body. This is a rangefinder camera equipped with a 75mm f/3.5 lens and supports 120 film. Currently, the shutter fires at all speeds, and both front and rear lenses are in good condition. ⚪︎Model Name: Minolta Semi P (6x4.5 folding camera) ⚪︎Lens: Chiyoko Promar 75mm f/3.5 ⚪︎Shutter Speed: B - 1/200 sec (Konan Flicker) ⚪︎Film Type: 120 film ⚪︎Focus: Guessing ⚪︎Size: 120 x 79 x 43 [101] mm (W x H x D [when the lens is extended]) ⚪︎Weight: Approximately 450g ⚪︎Color: Black ⚪︎Release Date: 1952 ⚪︎Condition: Used (some peeling on the surface) ※This is a very old bellows-type spring camera. Please understand its nature and that it is a used item before purchasing. Thank you for looking.