DESCRIPTION:
The Isolette III (1951-60) is the best-specified Isolette, with an uncoupled rangefinder. The rangefinder is operated with a small knurled thumb-wheel on the right hand of the raised part of the top housing, and the distance is read off and transferred to the lens, which has front-element focusing like all the Isolettes.
This particular model is fitted with a coated 85 mm f/4.5  Apotar lens, being the middle range of the Agfa lenses it is still capable of  producing very sharp and contrasty images. 
The Pronto shutter has four speeds 25th, 50th, 100th, 200th, plus B, more than enough for general photography.
Delayed action mechanism of about 13sec.
X-synchronisation flash connection, tested and fully operational.
CONDITION:
Beautifully restored, in superb working condition.
With minor cosmetic wear. 
The camera has been CLA'd, cleaned, lubricated and adjusted then fully film tested.