The Vestkam subminiature spy camera was manufactured in Japan by Taiyo-do Optical Works (Taiyo-do koki T.K.K.) in circa 1949. The company made two other name versions similar to this camera, the Epochs and the Meteor. It captured ten 14×14mm exposures on 17.5mm paper-backed roll film. The camera body was made of heavy cast-metal and covered with black leather. It was fitted with a f4.5 or f3.5 lens. The shutter provided two speeds of 1/25 and 1/50 of a second, plus B.

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