Manufactured by Zeiss Ikon AG, Stuttgart, West Germany Model: c.1953 Catalog no. 517/2 (Nettar-2 models produced between 1949-58) Folder film camera, film 120 roll, picture size 6x9cm Lens: Novar - Anastigmat 105mm f/4.5 Aperture: f/4.5 - f/32 , no click stops, setting: lever and dial on the back of the lens-shutter barrel Focusing: front element manual focusing, guess the distance, distance and DOF scales on the lens Focus range: 1.5-15m +inf Shutter: Gauthier Prontor-S, speeds:1-1/250 +B, no click stops, setting ring and dial on the lens-shutter barrel Shutter release: two, a lever on the shutter and a knob on the left of the top plate Cable release socket: on the lens-shutter barrel Shutter cocking lever: on the lens-shutter barrel Viewfinder: Direct vision optical viewfinder, no parallax correction Winding knob: on the left of the top plate Bellows: Single extension, Automatic opening, button on the right of the top plate closing: press the black vertical parts on the struts Flash PC sync socket: on the lens-shutter barrel, A lever and index on the lens-shutter barrel for M F X adjusting Self timer: Lever on the lens-shutter barrel Cold-shoe Back cover: Hinged, w/ Red window and built in lid, opens with a latch on top of the camera Film loading: special spool mounting mechanism Tripod sockets: Two, bottom and front cover, modern 1/4'' type Lugs for Leather hand grip Body: metal, Weight: 753g Serial no. T 68047 There are endless variations of Nettars, with endless combinations of lens, shutters, and formats. It is hard to find the exact model of these Nettars. Zeiss Catalog Numbers of the Nettar series variants and models: Nettar - 10.3014, 510/, 510/2, 515/, 515/16, 515/2, 517/16, 517/2, 518/16, 518/2, Nettar 2 - 517/16, 517/2, Nettar II, Signal Nettar - 518/16 w/ special ever ready leather case and strap

IKON Ambulance Service Emergency Ambulance seen attending a serious crash in the ministox at Yarmouth Stadium. The driver was cut free by fire fighters and the racing was held up for over an hour.