A 1930s, Compur model, Zeiss Ikon camera that belonged to W.B. Lewis. The camera, which operated with plates rather than roll film, when folded, measures 15 cm by 11 cm by 5 cm. It came with a canvas case that also holds a number of film plates. A label on the viewing hood at the rear of the camera indicates it was purchased from the Westminster Photographic Exchange Ltd. on Victoria Street in London, England. The unit appears to have several exclusive features including a leveling bubble mounted above the lens.
