Lens:

f16, 25 mm achromatic, fixed aperture.

Shutter:

Guillotine, spring powered T & I settings. Not capping.

Construction:

Nickel plated body.

Format:

25, ⅝" x ⅞" exposures on 11/16" wide roll-film held in cassette. Paper leaders are attached to the film making it light-tight.

Focusing:

Fixed.

Attributes:

Removable brilliant view-finder.
Click indicates correct amount of film advance. Exposure counter.

Identification:

Second version: "Patented in most countries", round film counter window and thick film advance handle. Bright finish to case.

With:

• Brilliant view-finder (type C).
• Time shutter.
• Instruction book. "Instructions for Devloping Ticka 'Ensign' Spools".
• Cassette in cardboard box.
• Pouch. Outfit box.
• Printing box, for 2 ¼" x 3 ¼" prints. The negative is held between two glass plates. Simple shutter blade.

Identification:

Version with "Patented in most countries", round film counter window and thick film advance handle.

Notes:

Retailer's name on instructions: Arturo O. Diesel. 326 Reconquista. 334 Buenos Aires.

With:

• Type C view-finder. Spool of film in box.
• Camera instructions. Instructions for Developing Ticka Films.
• Ticka Printing Frame for a strip of 7 negatives. Packet of Ticka Self-toning paper (price 6d). Strip of 7 negatives and contact prints.
• Ruby darkroom lamp. 10 print mounts. 3 plastic dishes.
• Printing box, for 2 ¼" x 3 ¼" prints. The negative is held between two glass plates. Simple shutter blade.
• Tube of Metol-Quinon developer. 4 Oz glass measure.
• Outfit box.