This is a Kodak folding (bellows-type) instant camera. Made in Germany, manufactured from 1977 to 1979. I believe it's a very rare item, almost 50 years old. It was a gift, and since the operation hasn't been confirmed, it's being sold as junk. I'm not very knowledgeable about cameras, I apologize. I've been using it as interior decoration. Below is an AI-generated description. I apologize if there are any errors, but please understand. ↓↓↓ The Kodak EK8 was a bellows-type instant camera manufactured by Kodak in the late 1970s. Manufacturing period: Manufactured in Germany from 1977 to 1979. Film: Designed to use Kodak's proprietary "PR10 instant film." Features: Employs a foldable bellows structure. Features an optical viewfinder and a focusable lens. Film supply discontinued: The PR10 film used by this camera ceased production in the late 1980s as a result of Kodak's defeat in a patent lawsuit with Polaroid, and is now difficult to obtain. Current status: Therefore, even if you obtain this camera now, it is very difficult to take pictures with it as is. Many collectors own it as a decorative item or a historical camera. ＜Size＞ Approx. L 195mm × W 135mm × D50mm (when stored) Weight: Approx. 1035g