Polaroid Automatic 100 Land Camera is a folding camera from 1963 with a coupled rangefinder focusing mechanism. This is the real deal! The camera, along with the battery compartment is still in pristine condition. This beauty was made from 1963 to 1966 in Little Rock, Arkansas, and it’s a classic. It is designed to accept a 10-exposure pack of instant peel-apart film (packfilm). Unfortunately, Kodak lost the right to produce instant film after a major legal battle with Polaroid, making the camera a collector's item. Comes with accessories that attach to the camera such as the original strap, case, handle. Shutter still works great. Battery needs replaced, but this item appears to be in good working order. Add To Cart The camera itself is 5” tall, 7.5” wide, and 2.5” deep (before being extended), & weighs 2lbs 10oz.