1981 Interkamera Camera lens Czechoslovakia Meopta Pin

1981 Interkamera Camera Show Czechoslovakia Meopta Pin1981 Interkamera Camera Show Czechoslovakia Meopta PinA very pretty meopta pin badge from the 1981 InterKamera trade show. It is made from metal and has a clear plastic coating applied to the enamels. It has a long, stick pin fastener and the badge face is 2cm high.Featuring the familiar stereo logo of Meopta below what looks like a lens.Optikotechna, the previous name of Meopta, was established in Přerov in 1933. In the early 1930s, it produced photo enlargers and other darkroom equipment, as well as optical lenses. By 1939, it was producing consumer cameras for the domestic market. The company's first camera was the Flexette, a 6x6 twin-lens reflex (TLR) camera, starting what would become a long line of TLR models. During WW2 they produced optics for the Axis forces and in 1945 the company changed its name to Meopta.They are probably best known for their range of View Master handheld photo viewers known in the East as Meoskop.ShippingThe item will be shipped when funds have cleared by signed for delivery from The Czech Republic. If a signed for delivery is a problem for you please contact me and I will arrange an alternative delivery method for you. The delivery can be tracked and is insured against loss. The package will always ship within 3 working days.Warranty and Return PolicyThe item should arrive in the condition described above and as photographed. If this is not the case please contact me as soon as you are able.If you are in any way dissatisfied I will happily discuss any problems you have via email. I always strive to provide an excellent service.