Prince Flex
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The Princeflex, made by was the first Japanese TLR in 1937, before the Minoltaflex. It was made by Neumann & Heilemann and sold by the Fukada Shōkai (深田商会) company. Some sources also give Fujimoto Seisakusho (藤本製作所) as the maker of the Princeflex.
The Princeflex looked a little like the first Ikoflex "coffee can" model. It had a 75/4.5 Neotar lens and a Neumann & Heilemann Perfekt shutter T-B-1-300.
This camera has nothing to see with the later Princeflex camera made by Toyo Seiko.