Minox MX Silver *Clearance*

In 1938 an enterprising young man named Walter Zapp – toiling away as an engineer in Riga, Latvia – introduced a brilliantly small “subminiature” camera to the world.  This tiny technological wonder – using a micro-sized 8x11mm film cartridge – soon caught the favor of spies and intelligence agents the world over. They prized its easily concealed size, ease of use (even in tight spots and tense situations), and excellent image quality.

A direct descendant of this original Minox spy camera, the silver MX is the entry-level model in this range and features an easy fixed shutter and powerful electronic flash, auto exposure with additional ND neutral density filter, manual focus adjustment from 1m to infinity and  built in optical viewfinder.

The MX Silver comes supplied with a 15 exposure film, strap, ND filter and instructions.

Lens: Minar 15/4.8, 3-elements
Shutter Speeds: Fixed 1/125
Exposure: Shutter speed priority (aperture setting changes according to outside light)
Focusing: Manual zone from 1m (3.25’) to infinity 	

Film Format: Minox 8x11mm film cartridge
Electronic Flash: Dedicated MX flash (included)
Size: 8,4 x 3,4 x 2,1 cm (3.3 x 1.3 x 0.8”)
Weight: 55 g (2oz)

Film Advance: via thumb wheel
Body: High-impact plastic with glass reinforcement. Made in Japan