Manual focus 35mm rangefinder camera released by Voigtländer & Sohn AG in 1950. It was the first rangefinder to have a built-in leaf shutter. It has a self-timer, a PC flash connection that will sync at all speeds, a film reminder, and a tripod socket on the bottom. Two different models were made: Type 127 with or without an accessory shoe and a Compur rapid or synchro Compur shutter. And a Type 128 with a rapid lever film advance and a Compur rapid or synchro Compur shutter. Metal body available in silver.
Shutter: Compur rapid/synchro Compur, 1s - 1/500s + B
