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| + | |image_text= Lotte I with Rulex shutter | ||
| + | |image_by= Michaela-W | ||
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The [[Beier]] '''Lotte''' was a 9x12cm [[folding bed camera]] introduced in 1925. | The [[Beier]] '''Lotte''' was a 9x12cm [[folding bed camera]] introduced in 1925. | ||
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| Lotte I with Rulex shutter image by Michaela-W (Image rights) |
The Beier Lotte was a 9x12cm folding bed camera introduced in 1925.
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| The smaller 6.5x9cm variant Lotte II of 1928 with Compur shutter, brilliant finder and sports finder, and a Trinar lens image by Andrew Wertheimer (Image rights) |
