From AI SEARCH: I don’t know if it still works, in very good vintage condition. 14oz. “Ansco Shur Shot box camera, a vintage medium format film camera produced around 1948 by Ansco in Binghamton, New York. Helpful information includes: It uses 120 film and produces eight 6x9cm images per roll. It has basic controls: a single shutter speed, fixed focus, and no aperture control. Early models had pebbled-glass viewfinders, while later models had brilliant viewfinders. Some models included a tab for long (bulb) exposures and a slider for a smaller aperture or yellow filter. It's a simple camera made of cardboard, wood, and metal. The camera's design is durable, with many still in usable condition. The Shur Shot was a popular and basic box camera. To load film, the wind knob is pulled out, allowing the film carriage to slide out. “