This is a camera released by Ricoh in 1956. It's a so-called rangefinder camera, and it's a leaf shutter camera, meaning the shutter mechanism is in the lens. It uses standard 35mm film. It's a mechanical camera, without electronic components like a light meter. 【Condition】 Working condition confirmed, the lens and viewfinder appear clear. The shutter fires at all speeds. 【Items Included】 ・Camera body only Besides its large size and linear, mostly flat form, another distinctive feature is how the film is advanced. The "trigger" on the bottom of the body is moved with a "clack" to advance the film and cock the shutter. You could say it's a trigger winder, in modern terms. Ricoh seems to have called it a "pistol lever." It's a beautiful camera, though not flashy. The lens is a "Tomioka Optical" Riken Ricoh 45mm F2.8. It has a classic feel now, but it's very easy to use. It's a normal camera. Just load the film, advance it, set the focus and aperture, and take the shot. You can use it without difficulty with a separate light meter or an app. Sample photos are included in images 10 and 11. Please refer to them. Size: Width 140mm, Height 83mm, Depth 67mm Weight: 650g (From Ricoh HP)