This is a spring camera manufactured around 1940 by Ansco in Binghamton, New York. The exterior shows no significant scratches or peeling of the gutta-percha. However, the shutter does not function, so it is being sold as junk. Originally, the shutter should charge with the first press of the button and fire with the second press. Would be suitable for someone who repairs cameras or as an antique display piece. 120 film can be used, but it needs to be rewound onto a spool.