The Plan-Primar camera was manufactured by Curt Bentzin Camera Company in circa 1930. Designed as a compact folding camera capable of taking 6.5 x 9 cm exposures on glass plates. Constructed of a metal frame with black leather covering and the exposed metal nickel plated. Made with single and double extension bellows. It featured a novel wing flap lock that fixed the lens distance in every position. Fitted with a Meyer Gorlitz Trioplan f4.5 lens in a pronto compur shutter.

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