A rare, one-of-a-kind (?), medium format twin-lens reflex film camera, a modified Rollei-flex pinhole camera. For 120 film. Comes with a lens cover. I acquired it about 8 years ago and used it a few times. (Sample photos are from that time) The shutter fires at all speeds, but since it's a pinhole camera, high-speed shutters are practically useless. Using B (bulb) mode might be the best approach ^^; The aperture also moves, but it doesn't matter with a pinhole camera ^^; With f=250, even in bright sunshine (around EV15), it requires about 1-2 seconds, and hand-holding will cause camera shake. I recommend using a tripod and a shutter release. There might not be a loupe for viewfinder confirmation. Also, please consider that there may be other malfunctions. Although it's been modified into a pinhole camera, the Rollei-flex operating procedures are still necessary. It's a strange film camera that you've probably never seen before, what do you think? Please note that all old film cameras are considered junk due to their changing condition.