The Ikonta was a cheap but well-made folding roll-film camera. When the 16-on Baby was introduced it was available with either an f6.3 or f4.5 Novar in a Derval Shutter. Within a short time the lens and shutter range was extended to include Tessar lenses of f4.5 and f3.5 and Telma, Compur and later Compur Rapid shutters (for the f3.5 lenses). The price of the first example, shown above, was £3.7.6.

By the late 1930s the range had been rationalised and only the more expensive models survived.