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Rolleiflex Automat Type 4, fitted with a Zeiss Opton Tessar 75mm f3.5 lens. Serial number in the 1,280,000 range. This model was produced from 1951 to 1954. The focusing knob has a distance scale in feet, and the exposure guide on the back door is written in English. This model is also known as the Rolleiflex featured in the documentary film Finding Vivian Maier.

The succeeding MX-EVS is also a wonderfully simple camera, but this Automat Type 4 is equally appealing for its light weight and ease of use. Rolleiflex Automat models are not often found in clean condition, but this example is in quite good cosmetic condition.

This item was previously sold by our shop and has now returned to us after being carefully used by its previous owner.

There is some deterioration of the plating on the strap attachment fittings, but overall, the camera shows little sign of use and is in quite nice cosmetic condition.

The camera was overhauled by a professional technician in 2026. All operations, including film winding and the focusing knob, are exceptionally smooth.

The taking lens shows coating deterioration across the entire front element, which may affect image quality when shooting against strong light.

The original lens cap is included.

Fully serviced and enjoyed by its previous owner until recently, this camera is ready for its next owner. Enjoy shooting with confidence and put it to plenty of use!