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Tidy Minoltaflex 1 TLR from pre-WW2 Japan The Minoltaflex 1 takes 12 6x6cm photos on a roll of readily available 120 medium format film. This example is in great condition for it's age THOUGH THE CHROME FRAME COUNTER RELEASE BUTTON IS MISSING AND HAS BEEN REPLACED WITH A SMALLER PLASTIC EFFORT. Film tested and working well including shutter at all speeds, frame counter, aperture, focus mech etc. Believed to date from 1937 where it just missed being the first ever Japanese TLR. The Nippon Promar 75mm f/3.5 taking lens is clean & clear as is the viewing lens. The focus screen and magnifier give a good, clear image. PLEASE NOTE THAT I CAN ONLY POST TO ADDRESSES IN ENGLAND, SCOTLAND OR WALES

My very early Minoltaflex I, in my collection for the last 20 years. See the last photo for details. Developed in 1936, it was a 6x6cm TLR designed for 120 film, heavily inspired by German Rolleicord and Rolleiflex models.

This turned out to be the only Minolta 120 TLR with focusing on the left side of the body. My very early Minolta Automat, in my collection for the last 20 years. See the last photo for details. Nor is there a Buy-it-Now price.