Around the mid to late 1920s several 'speed' cameras were produced, the most famous being the Ermanox. This camera was similar in specification to the Ermanox but much bulkier. It also sold in far fewer numbers. It was advertised by A.O. Roth in 1925 as being the Meyer Speed Camera. The following year a different camera was being offered with an Ermanox shaped body rather than the cube shape of this model. The "What's new" write-up in the British Journal Almanac states that the camera body and shutter were British made.

This example has a frame finder with cross sights which is stamped A.O. Roth London. The illustrations show a simpler wire finder. The camera body is not particularly well-made. At £38 compared to the Ermanox price of £27 its lack of popularity is understandable.