The Agfa Colour King 200 Tele is a 110 cartridge film pocket camera made by Agfa, introduced in 1979. The film is easy to load, the cartridge is simply slotted in, meaning no light damage to the film. As this is the 'Tele' version of the camera, an additional 43mm lens element can be shifted in front of both, the Color Agnar 26mm lens and the reverse Galilean optical bright frame finder. Flash can be provided with the addition of the screw-in AGFA PocketLUX 234 unit. As with all of the pocket Agfa it has the push-pull film advance, meaning that closing and opening again the camera once after an exposure causes the film to advance to the next image frame. The significant noise caused by that mechanism made the pocket Agfa popular as "Ritsch-Ratsch-Kameras" in Germany. The camera has been tested with an old 110 cassette (not included). It comes with a brand-new pack of Lomography Tiger 110 film (worth £11.95 RRP) and a working Agfamatic PocketLUX 234 flash unit (with box and instructions). The camera and flash are in very good condition. The camera is only 11cm when closed (flash not attached). A classic 1970s pocket snapper, which is perfect for holidays and festival snaps.