Mansfield Holiday II Vintage 8mm Movie Camera

This is a vintage Mansfield Holiday II 8mm movie camera made in Japan during the 1950s/60s. It's a mechanical, clockwork-driven camera that runs without batteries, using a wind-up mechanism. It uses Double 8/Regular 8mm film, not Super 8. The camera features a rotating turret, typically holding three prime lenses with f/1.8 aperture. Many models also include a selenium light meter, though its accuracy may be affected by age. The clockwork motor needs to be wound to operate. This camera requires manual film threading, focus, and exposure settings. It's often sold as "untested" or for "display/vintage interest" due to its age. These cameras are generally robust and functional for film enthusiasts. It may come with its original leather case.