This is the first 35mm single lens reflex ever put into production. The lens is just used for focusing and final composition uses the built in viewfinder. The view through the camera is quite dark and needed a bright day to function well. When viewed from the front this camera appears to be a rectangular black box with a lens in the middle with a square black box on top. On closer examination the top box has a silver knob sticking out of the top left side and a viewfinder window in the upper right corner and a cylinder on top. From the top there is a round focusing window centered over the lens and a shoulder strap lug on both sides with the one over the knob having the indicator integral to it. The knob is multipurpose, it sets the shutter speeds, advances the film and cocks the shutter and is the frame indicator. The shutter has speeds of B,500,200,100,50 and 25. From the front the top box has a viewfinder in the upper right corner that is in a raised area with three screws showing. Directly behind it, on the rear of the camera there is a round viewing window. Centered on the front is the word "SPORT" in Cyrillic block letters. In the lower left corner of the upper area is the symbol for the GOMZ factory. On the lower area directly the GOMZ symbol is a shutter release that takes an external bell type cable release. The lens has an infinity lock and is removable, however there is no indication that any interchangeable lenses were ever made. The lens has f-stops of 3.5,4,5.6,8,11,16 and 22. The bottom and back remove as a unit wrapping all the way around to be parallel with the upper box when removed. The back has a red window with a cover assembly on the lower left corner. This camera uses removable film spools and would have to be loaded in the dark. There is a release in the center of the bottom to unlock the back. This camera is extremely rare. The finish of this camera is shiny black lacquer and fine gained leather.
