This is a great camera for your 4x5 photography. 

What you get is everything show in the photos 

- New Bellows, professionally installed

- All front and back movements functional

- Ground glass clear and ready

- Leather Light shield free of tears or rips.

- Rotating back works great

- Focusing is smooth

- NO cam

- NO handle mount or Viewfinder Coldshoe

- As you can see in the video, the Front Elevation is achieved from turning the front cog. Works great, just a cheaper-than-sending-to-Linhof-and-pay-$600-to-repair-solution.

- DEFINITLY read the Super Technika IV Manual. There are some eccentricities of the Linhofs that will frustrate the uninitiated. You'll see there normally a reason for the design. 

- Taking the front standard back without a cam is slightly stiff

- Get cams (from Igor's Camera) 150mm and 210mm for this camera if you want to use the rangefinder

- A great resource is large format photography dot info. Search google and look for the article on the Super Technika iii+iv. Very helpful!

I can tell you right now, there are A LOT of listings for Super Technika IVs out there that say they're near mint and those do. no. exists. 

Every one of these cameras was made from the late forties to the late fifties. That 70 years old. Even with service, parts with get loose. Leather will be missing. Yet just holding this camera, you'll be impressed with the solid build and thoughtful design. 

Also, a ton of cheaper IVs are actually IIIs and cannot use the most common size of lens board. If you see a listing where the front standard has Stripes running down the vertical sides, that is a III and you won't be able to use your interchangeable boards (chinese, toyo, etc.).

Cheers and Good Luck!

-A