This camera is a 6x6 format spring camera released in the late 1940s by Fuji Optical Industries Co., Ltd. (unrelated to Fujifilm). Its external structure is a copy of the German Ikonta Six. There are several models of the Lyla Six, and this product is the Lyla Six F type, equipped with a Fujico F-type shutter. By the way, the model name is not displayed on the Fujico shutter, so the model is determined by the shutter speeds. The Fujico F-type has T, B, 1-1/200, the Fujico A-type has T, B, 1-1/300, and the Fujico B-type has T, B, 5-1/250. The A-type and B-type are installed in the Lyla Six III type or earlier models. The body has age-related scratches, dirt, rust, peeling of the plating, and peeling of the leatherette, so the appearance is not very good. In particular, the tripod socket screw is stripped, so it cannot be attached to a tripod. The bellows still appears to be hole-free, but it is in a condition where it could tear at any time if handled roughly. There is some rust on the film guide rollers and pressure plate. The viewfinder is generally in good condition. The shutter, Fujico F-type, operates at all speeds: T, B, 1-1/200. The aperture operation is also without problems. The lens is a Fujico Anastigmat Terionar 75mm F3.5, and there are specks of dust inside, but I don't think it will significantly affect the image quality. This lens is not comparable to the German-made ones and has considerable aberrations. In actual shooting, it will make beautiful people look even more beautiful, and older people will look about 4-5 years younger. The camera case and strap are considerably deteriorated. Please consider them as extras. Overall, it is a camera that is over 80 years old, but it can still be used. The brochure at the end of the product images is a reference material and is not the product itself. *Specifications Lyla Six F type Lens: Fujico Anastigmat Terionar 75mm F3.5 Shutter: Fujico F-type T, B, 1-1/200 sec Uses 120 film