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Savoy
This camera has a green bakelite body. It was made in U.S.A. It uses 620 film and produces 12- 2 1/4" x 2 1/4" negatives per roll. The Savoy has no settings. The lens consistently offers wonderful and varied distortion.
I'm not sure of the exact year this camera was made, but it was the first camera I ever owned, and I used it in the 1960's.