Exakta Penti II (black gold)

The Penti II (black gold) by Exakta is a compact, folding camera produced likely in the 1960s or early 1970s as an entry-level model for everyday photography. Designed with simplicity and portability in mind, it features basic viewing and shutter mechanisms and utilizes 126 film cartridges for user convenience. As part of Exakta's expansion beyond their renowned single-lens reflex systems into the consumer snapshot market, this camera prioritized affordability and ease of use, resulting in a functional yet unremarkable tool for casual picture-taking.