Camera

Looking for any information on this camera please

 

well , it;s German....hey..is that still loaded with film?

 

Why not google the maker - answers are all there! Looks like it's an early Kodak

http://camera-wiki.org/wiki/Kodak_AG

 

Yes I believe there is still film in it , going to take it to a camera shop to see

 

At first glance this looks like a Rodenstock “folding camera”. The camera construction looks to be around 1935-ish (but I have seen very similar designs from around 1940 as well), I hope that helps. I could very well be out on the exact year, but maybe I’ve given you a starting point to research any serial numbers etc. The “Pronto” on the front is referring to a faster shutter that was manufactured around 1935.

 

under the lens it has the maker's name "Dr. August Nagel"

 

https://camerapedia.fandom.com/wiki/Nagel

 

Looks like it, you can see the backing paper in the red window(s)

Fully wind the film and have it developed at a lab that specializes in developing of old film. Its still possible, even with film from WWII.

As you take out the film, keep tension on the roll or it will unwind itself. (Its not a canister.)

 

Ok will do thanks for the information

 

a lab that specializes in developing of old film

Whoa.....just give them the camera...they'll know what to do...and do it better !!

 

Do not take the film out.
Let a lab with dark room do it.

Have you by chance opened the back?
If you have then it's a moot point. The film will already be ruined.

 

Will it be? The backing paper is pretty good at blocking light.

I've lost 3 photos max when accidentally opening a 120 back.

It's worth a shot. Suppose giving the camera to the lab is best.