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The Pajta's (meaning "Companion" in Hungarian) is a Bakelite camera made in Hungary by Magyar Optikaïl Müvek (MOM), in 1955.
Exposure settings can be instantaneous or B, three apertures (f8, f11, f16), selectable via knobs below the 80mm f/8 achromat lens. Images are square on 120 film.