As stated before by
stevebrot, this so-called Ihagee Elbaflex is indeed a revamped
Kiev 19M camera (designed and manufactured from 1988 onwards at the Arsenal factory, Kiev, Ukraine, then part of the Soviet Union) without its light meter and with a wooden grip replacing the original plastic one.
This is admitted by the Ihagee people themselves, see the Comments section of the Kickstarter project:
“
So, yes: the design is based on the Kiev 19M but you are getting a brand new camera with a guarantee.”
The people behind the Ihagee Elbaflex project are the German, listed, Koblenz-headquartered
net SE group.
net SE are also behind the resurrection of
Meyer-Optik Görlitz (several lenses),
Oprema Jena (two Biotar lenses),
Emil Busch A.-G. Rathenau (Glaukar Anastigmat lens) and
C.P. Goerz (Citograph 35, a 35mm f/8 fixed-focal lens).
Most trademarks belong to their subsidiary SEMI Verwaltung GmbH, also headquartered in Koblenz: C.P. Goerz, Ihagee, Meyer Optik, Biotar, Lydith, Makroplasmat, Nocturnus, Oreston, Primagon, Telemegor and probably more.
Some trademarks belong to net SE directly: Emil Busch A.-G. Rathenau, Glaukar and Anastigmat.
---------- Post added 11-21-2017 at 07:57 PM ----------
Do you want to laugh a bit? I would presume so.
This is one of the pictures from the press kit:
Dropbox - Ihagee Press Kit https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/50da312e462ba9d4fbd86944c314446636ebc0a...2d31aad825.jpg
Not only are the 'Ihagee' and 'Elbaflex' logos obviously photoshopped...
...but they forgot to photoshop the '19M' (from Kiev 19M) out of the reflection!!!