Former Camera Voigtlunder Vitessa State of Walking Collection

The vitessa is a telemetry camera manufactured in the 1950s in germany. The two front flaps open to reveal the shutter/lens block held by scissors and connected to the body of the device by a small bellows. The large rod that emerges from the hood is used to arm the shutter and advance the film. It can be retracted to store the device in its cover. The device is fully mechanical and does not require a battery. The vitessa is very elegant with a finish and a quality of manufacture at the height of a leica m3. Goal: ultron 50mm focal length 2. Material: sheathed metal. Color: black, chrome. Format: 24 X 36 mm. Film: 135 (film) Focus: helical. Dimensions: 14 cm X 8 cm. In working order.