The Bolex H-16 was introduced in 1935. The design appears to have been loosely based on the Bolex Auto Cine B. However, apart from the shape and a few similar functions, it was a radically different camera. Among the most notable improvements was the addition of a three lens turret and variable speed dial. Over the next decade, the H-16 saw several alterations; includes carrying case with accessories, camera measures approximately 8-1/2" tall. Marked Paillard Bolex H16-F25. Functionality of camera has not been tested.