The Ricoh 126C Auto CDS is a viewfinder camera with a fixed lens made in Japan by Ricoh in 1969. Ricoh produced the same camera for the Sears & Roebuck warehouses in the U.S.A. as part of Sears' Easi-Load camera series for 126 cartridge film. It was named Sears Easi-Load FC 600. The camera has an optical viewfinder, a Ricoh Rikenon f 2.8 / 40mm - 4 elements in 3 groups, Copal shutter with 1/125 of a second speed, Selenium meter exposure control, ¼” 20 thread tripod mount, flash cube socket, and weighs 500g. The dimensions are 122mm x 91mm x 70mm. The camera uses flash cubes with a socket on the top that also has a release button. It also has a spring winder for mutable pictures by advancing to the next frame and flash bulb on the cube. The camera can be wound up to take more than 15 pictures without rewinding. The camera also calls for a 15V Eveready Number 504 carbon battery or Exell 504/220A alkaline battery. The battery mounts in the film compartment.