Wirgin Gevirette + Voigtlander Scopar 3,5/5cm Compur 1/300

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Wirgin Gevirette + Voigtlander Scopar 3,5/5cm Compur 1/300

The Wirgin Gewirette was a cute little camera with a collapsible lens that produced 3x4 cm negatives on 127 roll film. The first version was made around 1932. It had a small viewfinder in the middle of the top plate but lacked the accessory shoe present on later versions. The top plate was black and could be removed to load film, it was unlocked by rotating the right knob marked 'Z'. The left knob marked 'F' was the wind knob. Two red spy windows were present at the back of the camera.
The Gewirette could be found with a wide variety of lenses and shutters, including Ludwig Victar, Voigtlander Scopar or Schneider Radionar lenses, and dial-set Vario, Pronto, Ibsor or rim-set Compur or Prontor II shutters. In fact, I don't think I have ever seen any early Gewirette's that were completely identical. Although most had front-cell focussing lenses, examples with a helical focus unit can also be found.

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