⭕ A Voigtlander Bessa II folding camera, made in Germany and introduced in 1950, serial number 84921xx.It has a Voigtlander Apo-Lanthar 1:4.5/105 lens (serial number 3602983) in a Synchro-Compur shutter.Aperture settings: 4.5 - 22; speed settings: B & 1 - 1/500; distance measured in feet.It has a coupled rangefinder on the top which is operated by a dial on the top of the camera, which moves the shutter backwards and forwards along the front base.The shutter has a flash socket, M & X settings, button self-timer and shutter cock.The cable release socket is situated near the shutter release which is set under the front base.The back door has two red windows with internal covers.The camera comes with a Voigtländer G1 yellow filter, and an additional lens attachment which I think is a close-up lens, but it is not marked.It comes with a dedicated Voigtländer leather case.The camera is in very good condition: the shutter cock, shutter release, self-timer, aperture lever and speed dial all work very well.The rangefinder functions correctly and the movement along the base is smooth.The bellows have no visible pinholes.Generally, the body of the camera is clean, it has a little wear to the leather on the back (the black surface is worn - see photos).