Overhauled Zeiss Ikon IKOFLEX FAVORIT Twin-Lens Reflex Camera

【Overhauled】 Zeiss Ikon Ikoflex Favorit
Zeiss Ikon IKOFLEX FAVORIT Medium Format Twin-Lens Reflex Camera

■Product Description
This is a serviced body of the medium format twin-lens reflex camera Zeiss Ikon Favorit, manufactured in Germany in the 1960s.
Zeiss Ikon's medium format twin-lens reflex cameras, equipped with Zeiss Tessar lenses, were highly regarded alongside the Rolleiflex at the time, and are characterized by their classic appearance and reliable mechanism.
A film is included so you can start using it right away.

This camera has been returned after a complete overhaul by [Company Name], a well-known optical repair shop in the camera community.
Please refer to the attached images of the repair details.
It has been perfectly overhauled and is a body that you can enjoy with peace of mind for a long time.
*Please note that the repair details are not included.

*Photos of the viewfinder are shown.
Image 16 shows the olive tree outside.
Image 17 shows the above through a loupe (magnifier).
Image 18 shows the exposure meter above.
Image 19 shows the exposure meter changing when the screen is covered by hand.

■Included Items
・Camera: Zeiss Ikon IKOFLEX FAVORIT body
・Spare spool (plastic)
*Attached lens
・View lens: Teronar-Anstigmat 1:3.5/75
・Taking lens: Carl Zeiss Tessar 1:3.5 f=75mm
・New 120 film: KENTMERE PAN400 (B&W, expires January 2027)
・Film case (Rolleiflex brand)
*Some text may be omitted. The items shown in the images are all that are included (ruler is not included).
*Stored in a dry cabinet.

■Operation Check & Condition
Completely overhauled.
There are minor scratches, but the exterior, lenses, and viewfinder are in clean condition.
The selenium exposure meter is also working.
*The internal silver bar detects the thickness of the film, allowing for film loading, counter advance, and shutter charging. This is a camera with a specific operating procedure, so we recommend using it with a thorough understanding of how to operate it.
*It is not difficult once you get used to it.

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