Help Identifying 8x12(?) Camera With Xenar

[Punkinhed7]

Hi All,

Sometime lurker, first time poster. I recently acquired what I thought was a 4x5, but measuring the opening in the back, appears to be 8x12 camera, with a xenar 4.5/135 in compur shutter. From the serial number (243175), the lens dates from ~1928, and overall the camera seems in pretty good condition aside from needing the back reattached and a new screen? I can't find any identifying marks on the case or camera body. Any input or information about this camera that you guys could offer would be greatly appreciated--I'm rather new to LF. Sorry about all the pics, just trying to be thorough. Thanks in advance.

[Punkinhed7]

more pics...

[Punkinhed7]

...and some more

[Punkinhed7]

am i perhaps measuring the wrong part and this should be 9x12? because i am having little to no luck trying to find info on 8x12 cm cameras.

[Mark Woods]

Where are the images?

[Punkinhed7]

hmm, i could see them on a different computer. would would it be better to post as attachments?

[Punkinhed7]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/fattyac...7626283497852/

[Nathan Smith]

This is a 9x12 (the 135mm lens is a pretty good indicator of that), but I don't know which brand or model - there were so many that looked so much alike.

The front standard looks like a Voigtlander, but hinge brackets don't look quite right for either an Avus or Bergheil.

[Steven Tribe]

Well made late 9x12. The later 9x12 had wider set rails to match the bigger lens used when F4.5 dominated. Were there a set of plate/film backs in the case? Aluminium body frame? No trade name on the leather handle strap?
9x12 film is available.

[Punkinhed7]

it came with two holders--i'll get pictures of them up in a minute. the only markings on them were "DRP"