Specs 

 ·  Produced: 1951 by Herman Wolf GmbH, Wuppertal, Germany
 ·  Film:  type B2/120 rollfilm
 ·  Negative Size: 6X9cm
 ·  Lens: Focusing meniscus
 ·  Aperture: f8, f11, f16
 ·  Focal Range: 5 feet to infinity
 ·  Shutter: Simple spring shutter - 1/30 sec (M), plus Time (B)
 ·  Viewfinder: Portrait & Landscape finders with mirrors and
      glass screens

For a box camera, the Gevabox comes loaded with features. It was built at the same time as the Kodak Brownie Hawkeye, but unlike the Hawkeye, it isn't just a point 'n shoot. For one, it has a focusing lense. And three choices for aperture. It makes large 6X9cm negatives on 120 film from a side-loaded cartridge. It is strongly constructed in black and chrome metal, not as tinny of metal as the Jem Jr. design. You can mount it on a tripod and use a shutter release cable for sharp exposures. It also has provisions for a flash on top, but I don't have the unit. It's a sweet little box camera with lots of latitude.