Can someone identify this camera?

[KoNickon]

Tiny antique folding camera - photo/video - by owner - electronics...

I can’t make out the name on the front plate under the handle- Piccobic? Liscobic? Have a fun time playing detective to figure out what this super tiny folder camera is exactly. Inside is pretty...

westernmass.craigslist.org

I saw this on Craigslist and am curious. The seller can only offer vague clues on the logo embossed in the front covering. I'd say clearly German and from the 1930s. There's a fair amount of paint loss too, which doesn't help. Meyer lens, Gauthier Vario (?) shutter.

 

[Sonnar Brian]

I think it is a Korelle.

Korelle 3x4 Folding Rollfilm Camera E.Ludwig Vidar 1:4.5 F=5cm

Korelle 3x4 Folding Rollfilm Camera E.Ludwig Vidar 1:4.5 F=5cm

vintagefilmcamerashop.com

And it seems some were "rebadged",

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[KoNickon]

I think you're right! Impressive, Brian.

I misspoke about the lens obviously -- Ludwig Vidar lens. The camera is for 127 film; portrait orientation. Looks like it came in a variety of lens and shutter combinations.

 

[Ko.Fe.]

Easy. It is known "avoid like a plague".

 

[Pál_K]

127 film is still available and can be processed (one place, for example, is Blue Moon).

If the shutter operates and the bellows has no major leaks, this could be a fun camera.