ENSIGN COMMANDO FOLDING 120 ROLL FILM RANGE FINDER CAMERA, CIRCA 1949.This Ensign Commando is in good used condition for its age. The body covering is complete and in good condition.Version 4c. made circa 1949 by Barnet Ensign Ross Ltd London, EnglandLens: f3.5, 75 mm Ensar Anastigmat, iris diaphragm to f22. Serial no. 10343 . A few dust spots that you would expect.Shutter: Epsilon, three-blade leaf type, speeds 1 - 1/300, B. The speeds are a little unreliable so a service is advised.It produces 11 or 12, 6 x 6 cm exposures or 16, 6 x 4.5 cm exposures on 120 roll-film.Focusing: Scale to 6 feet. Focusing moves the film plane, movement is 3.5 mm.Attributes: Coupled rangefinder, double image which looks to be fairly accurate. Combined view-finder rangefinder window. Frame mask to view-finder for 16 exposures. Auto-stop on film transport for 11 exposures. Shutter set separately to film-advance. Body-release is locked until film-advanced. Two red windows, used for 12 or 16 exposures. Film-plane masks for 16-on fixed inside camera. See pictures 7 & 8 of inside of the camera.Exposure counter. Accessory shoe.Identification: Flat top to film-advance knob. 1/300 shutter speed. Serial Number: C4257.The black bellows fold back correctly and look to be light tight.It comes with a brown leather ever ready case which is missing the part on the back. See last picture.THIS IS A HEAVY METAL BODY CAMERA. PLEASE CHECK MAILING COSTS BELOW,MAILING COSTS.UK -- SPECIAL DELIVERY - £ 11.00EUROPE -- INTERNATIONAL SIGNED FOR - £15.00REST OF WORLD -- INTERNATIONAL SIGNED FOR - £21.00
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