1930s Vintage Ansco Shur-Shot Jr. Box Camera

Keep in mind, This antique camera is sold AS IS. Due to its age, condition, it is best suited to camera collectors, not photographers wanting to take actual pictures. That said, some of these older cameras do still use roll films, and can be used to take photographs. "The series began in about 1935, and Shur Shot cameras originally carried the name Agfa-Ansco in use at that time. Post-1943 models were branded as Ansco alone. The cameras were made in sizes for 120 and 116 film; but because of the Agfa connection these were specified using the German designations B2 and D6 respectively. A Shur Shot is a simple cardboard box covered with leatherette. A structural panel of wood behind the metal faceplate holds the shutter mechanism, and a fixed aperture of approximately f/13. The image is formed by a single backwards-facing meniscus lens behind this.