Kodak Brownie Camera Holiday Flash. This has a brown bakelite body with a gold metal front, that does have some wear. Web i'm in the second week of my 52 cameras project for 2016, and this week's camera is the kodak brownie holiday flash.
The code can be stamped or etched in a variety of places. It was produced from 1953 until 1962. If you are unfamiliar with 127 roll film, its still “medium format” film as it is larger than 35mm.
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Most of my cameras have it either inside the camera stampedon the film holder, as illustrated below, or etched around the lens, looking more like a serial number. Web check out our kodak brownie holiday flash camera selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our shops. Web find great deals on ebay for kodak brownie holiday flash camera.
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Web There Are Alot Of Exceptions But Many Of The Popular Cameras Made In The 1950'S And 60'S Include This Hidden Code.
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Web i would not recommend using 35mm film in this camera, the brownie holiday has a curved film plane to make up for inadequacies in the single element meniscus lens. The holiday flash uses 127 roll film and produces 8 photographs per roll. Kodak logo on front pate.
After 1955 With A Dakon Fixed Focus Lens And Silver Front With Fine Horizontal Lines.
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