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Tropica camera no. 49188

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Tropica camera no. 49188
Zeiss Ikon, Germany; 13 x 18cm., polished teak body, nickel-plated fittings, black-leather bellows, with a Carl Zeiss, Jena Doppel Anastigmat f/6.8 19.5cm. lens no. 196734 in a Compur shutter
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Condition: 5
Cosmetic: Heavy use and wear.

The Tropica was the second most expensive camera in the 1930 Zeiss catalogue. Constructed in solid teak with heavy nickel-plated reinforcement at the corners, it was almost twice the cost (and weight) of the corresponding Adoro Tropical, which was of a lighter construction and was only advertised with a 'teakwood-finish'. The Tropica was discontinued in 1931.

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