A rare Tougodo Baby Max Miniature 17.5mm Camera in its original Leather Case.
The Baby Max is a Japanese sub-miniature camera that takes ten 14x14mm images on 17.5mm paper backed roll film. It was also produced under the names of Barlux and Hit.
The camera has an elongated body with polygonal ends with its viewfinder is integrated in the symmetrical top housing. The film is advanced by a knob on top of the camera, the back is hinged and locked by a sliding bar on the left. The lens has a fixed focus and aperture with the shutter tripped by a lever.
The camera and case are still in excellent condition and comes with its original box and instructions.
COMPOSITION: Metal & Leather
DIMENSIONS: (W) 6.3cm (H) 3.7cm (D) 3.4cm
CONDITION: Excellent
PERIOD: 1950s
SOURCE: The Tougodo Camera Company, Japan
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