I guess like in most cameras with cutters, you can get the film out in two pieces and insert another film (with different ISO?). Then insert the previous one back. Sort of pre-historic replaceable back ;-)

Thanks for info! Its original name looks like this: "Зоркий С" :)

The price should be similar to Model B (maroon bellows): http://collectiblend.com/Cameras/Kodak-Eastman/Folding-Brownie-No.3-Model-B.html The difference is: Model D had a pneumatic release "upgrade". There were about 40,000 Ds manufactured. If it has black bellows, price may be lower.

Here it is
http://collectiblend.com/Cameras/Leitz/Leica-III-(Mod.F)-chrome.html

Let us know when it's sold :)

Sbucy1, nice deal! Congratulations!

Yep, you are right. Also seems like PW gives somewhat low price for these cameras. They should be around $300-500.

Can't find the exact reference to 2411 (was it a serial number?), but I wouldn't say this camera is rare. Approx $50-80. Could be $100 if sold with the original box and manual.

I am not quite familiar with movie cameras, but here is what McKeown's gives for Kodel Kemco Homovie: $1200-1800.

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