Okay, this is a very cool little camera, and it can- theoretically- be used today. It works: the shutter is firing, film winding is effective, and the Bausch & Lomb lens can be focused, though it's a bit stiff. The Memo shoots half-frame images on 35mm film, but this is where things get a bit more complicated: it uses special film cassettes that you'll have to reload yourself. Several are included, so you've got a running start, but don't expect to just throw a roll in and go for a walk. Made of leather-covered wood, as was the style in 1927, with a self-cocking shutter and a very cool sliding-knob film winder on the rear door. Great for display or use, if you’re willing to put some effort in. Includes original leather case.