A pre World War II camera that uses 35mm film.
The Baldina is a 35mm folding viewfinder camera made by Balda in Dresden, before World War II, introduced in 1935.
The Baldina has a parallax compensating viewfinder, a frame counter, and on the better lenses, unit focusing. There is no double-exposure prevention.
As for the Folding Brownie camera I don’t know where this Baldina 35mm camera came from. It would have been owned by a grand parent but its origin remains a mystery. The Baldina I have has seized up and cannot be opened.
References
 | Baldina – Camera-wiki.org – The free camera encyclopediaThe Baldina and Super Baldina were a series of cameras manufactured in Germany by Balda Werke from the mid 1930s to the mid 1950s. Viewed: September 20, 2021 11:37 pm |
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