Rare Steky Model III Miniature Camera Telephoto Lens Ricoh

This is a "Steky (Stekey) Model III," an ultra-compact, precision camera that uses 16mm film, released around 1950 by Riken Optical (now Ricoh). Among the "bean cameras" of the time, it was a highly popular model both domestically and internationally, being a full-fledged camera with interchangeable lenses and adjustable aperture and shutter speed.

This item includes a rare telephoto lens, **"Steky-Tele 1:5.6 f=40mm," and a yellow filter for monochrome photography.**

【Appearance and Condition】

Body: There are fine scratches and dirt due to aging, but it is in good condition with little noticeable damage considering its age.

Lenses: Neither the standard lens nor the telephoto lens have any major cracks. There is some dust and slight clouding inside, typical of vintage items, but please understand this as part of their character.

Operation: The shutter has been confirmed to fire and change according to the settings.

Internal: Rare dedicated film magazines (2) are loaded.

【Set Contents】

Steky Model III Body

Standard Lens (Stekinar 25mm F3.5)

Telephoto Lens (Steky-Tele 40mm F5.6)

Yellow Filter

(※Everything in the photos is included)

The aesthetic beauty of this precision instrument, which fits in the palm of your hand, makes it ideal for collection or interior decoration. We hope to pass it on to someone who will cherish it.
- Model: Model E
- Film Type: 16mm
- Lens Type: TELE
- Lens Diameter: Approximately 37mm
- Body Material: Metal and Leather

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