Voigtländer Vito B camera.

Voigtländer, founded in Vienna in 1756, is one of the oldest names in the camera industry, predating photography itself. Originally producing optical instruments, the company transitioned to camera manufacturing in the 19th century and became renowned for its innovative designs and high-quality lenses. 

The Vito B, introduced in the mid-1950s, is a classic example of Voigtländer's commitment to producing compact, user-friendly cameras with excellent optics. Its Color-Skopar lens was particularly well-regarded for its sharpness and color rendition. This camera represents a significant era in the history of photography, when high-quality German engineering made photography accessible to a wider audience.