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1920's/30's Goltz and Breutmann Mentor Klapp Reflex Camera - Shutter issues

Goltz and Breutmann Mentor Klapp Reflex Camera with a Carl Zeiss, JenaTessar f/4.5 15 cm. Lens. This camera may or may not? have shutter timer problems - any help appreciated as it's hard to find any useful information out there! In the year 1898 Hugo Breutman founded his camera factory in Berlin. Franz Goltz joined the company in 1899. The company mainly manufactured single lens reflex cameras, equipped with the fast focal plane shutter, more than any other camera manufacturer in the world, except the Graflex Company. The Mentor Klapp Reflex is a box-form single lens reflex camera made by Goltz & Breutmann. The camera has a focal plane shutter,[3] with speeds (in some models) up to 1/1300 second. the shutter speed is adjusted by setting a slit-width and spring tension (with the aid of a table fastened to the camera); after this, the exposure times themselves are marked on the dial. In the year 1921 the name was changed in “Mentor Kamera Fabrik – Goltz & Breutman” This particular camera is in great condition, but alas I cannot fathom the shutter adjustment. "M"=Moment Shutter time. "Z"=Zeit (German) = Time = push the release knob to open shutter. To close the shutter again, press shutter release knob once again. Mentor Goltz & Breutmann: Mentor Reflex (1913, Klapp, Folding) c1913-1925. 6x9, 6.5x9, 9x9, 9x12, 10x12.5, 10x15, 12x16.5, or 13x18cm plates, reflex-type, extendable camera. Links: http://camera-wiki.org/wiki/Mentor_Re... https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O1... #goltz&breutmann #mentor-antique #antique-camera #mentor-klapp-reflex