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The Klein II camera was manufactured by the Klein Company of Rome Italy in circa 1953. Constructed of metal with leather covering. It was the second version of the Klein camera. The camera took 24x36 mm exposures on standard 35 mm cassette film. It featured a pull out or collapsible lens tube most likely designed for compactness. It was fitted with an variable speed shutter providing speeds from 1/25 - 1/100 second, plus bulb (P). The flash shoe is placed inside the reweind knob. it also provided apertures f/9, f/16 and f/22.

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