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The Junka was made in the mid-1930s by the German Junka-Werke. It was a metal camera for a special rollfilm made byx Adox. Early models had a collapsible frames viewfinder. Later the cameras got a rigid telescopic finder. In 1950 the camera was relaunched by Adox as Adox Juka.
