Wirgin Junior
Wirgin
1937
WRGN K 1720 a01
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Wirgin Junior
Wirgin · 1937
| Typ | Folding camera, Brilliant finder |
| Format | 6x6 RF |
| Lens | Anast. 4,5 |
| Shutter | Spezial |
Archiv-Nr. WRGN K 1720 a01
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"The Wirgin Junior was not a product of Gebrüder Wirgin in Wiesbaden, Germany. Instead, it was sold by Camera Specialty Company, Inc. This was an enterprise founded by Max Wirgin in New York City, after the nationalization of his family's company during the Nazi period. The Wirgin Junior is a simple bakelite folding camera for 6x6 exposures on 120 roll film. It resembles the Wirgin Deluxe, but has a fixed focus "Meniscar" lens and its shutter only offers 1/50 sec. and Bulb settings. This camera bears a strong overall resemblance to the pre-war folders from Vokar, of Ann Arbor, Michigan.…"
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Variants (2)
| Nr. | Year | Lens | Shutter | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| a01 | 1937 | Anast. 4,5 | Spezial | – |
| a02 | 1937 | Meniscar | Spezial | – |