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Lens: 127mm, f/4.7, 4-element Rodenstock Ysarex. (other variations exist)

Shutter: Prontor SVS, 1 - 1/300 plus Bulb. (other variations may exist)

Flash: M,X sync via a standard PC connector and Polaroid "hot shoe"

Exposure set either by conventional speeds/apertures, or by EV numbers.

Built-in self-timer. ("V" setting on shutter)

Double-window viewfinder/rangefinder on top of camera, with automatic parallax compensation (similar to Model 150).

Focus knob on camera bed.

Polished steel body with grey textured covering

Hinged 'captive' lens cap. Late production models have an f/90 "pinhole" in the lens cap. This alternate lens cap was also available from Polaroid as a retrofit for earlier 110A's, so its presense shouldn't be taken as a sure sign of the camera's age.

Late production models have extra light seals (indicated by a serial number starting with the letter 'L') and slightly later ones yet also have a locking cutter bar.