The camera was introduced in 1968 and discontinued in 1970. The 215 has a plastic body and plastic shutter/lens housing. It also has a 114mm f/8.8 2-element plastic lens, Parallax viewfinder with distance estimator in the eyepiece, 1/1200sec to 10sec (automatic) shutter, f8.8 to f42 (automatic) aperture, Exposure compensation dial with range of -1/+2 stops (Lighten/Darken control), Film speed settings of 75 (large sliding aperture for 100asa color type 108 film) and 3000 (small sliding aperture for BW 3000asa type 107 film) and the camera can use Fujifilm FP-100c, FP-100b, FP-3000b still available plus Polaroid expired 100 series film but not recommended. The camera battery is a 3 volt alkaline #532 and is still available but can be converted to accept two AAA batteries. A used Polaroid model 268 flash unit is available that uses M3 flash bulbs and it mounts to the camera plus plugs into the Polaroid specialized socket. The camera pictured above is in Good condition and worth $10.00 in 2019.