Rare Steky 16mm Bean Camera with 2 Magazines

This is the "Steky," a masterpiece of post-war Japan's subminiature cameras (bean cameras). Manufactured by Riken Optical (now Ricoh), it's an ultra-compact camera that uses 16mm film. Its precise construction and palm-sized design give it an air of a "spy camera," making it a highly sought-after item for collectors.

【Condition】

Appearance: While there is some metal discoloration and minor scratches due to age, it retains a dignified vintage feel.

Optics: The lens (STEKINAR ANASTIGMAT 1:3.5 f=25mm) appears relatively clear, with no significant mold visible to the naked eye.

Operation: The shutter has been confirmed to change speeds and fire, but due to the age of this precision instrument, accuracy is not guaranteed, and actual shooting has not been verified.

Internal: Two rare 16mm magazines are included (see photos).

【Set Contents】

Steky camera body

Dedicated 16mm magazine x2

【Shipping & Other】 As this is a precision instrument, it will be carefully packaged and shipped. Please understand that this is an old vintage camera and consider it for your collection, display, or as a resource for maintenance.
- Model: Steky Camera
- Film Type: 16mm film
- Country of Manufacture: Japan
- Features: Metal body, lens adjustment dial
- Engraving: Steky

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