Vintage Ferrania Tanit 127 Film Camera – Tested and Working
An unusual and collectable Italian film camera introduced around 1953.
Manufactured by Ferrania in Italy, the Tanit features distinctive 1950s styling, a compact body and a simple mechanical design.
The camera uses 127 roll film and produces sixteen 3 × 4cm photographs per roll. It features a fixed-focus lens, mechanical shutter and optical viewfinder.
An interesting camera for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage Italian photography.
Condition: Tested and working and in very good vintage condition, particularly considering its age. Please examine the photographs carefully for cosmetic details.
Specifications: - Manufacturer: Ferrania - Model: Tanit - Year introduced: Approximately 1953 - Country of manufacture: Italy - Film format: 127 roll film - Negative size: 3 × 4cm - Exposures: 16 per roll - Lens: Fixed-focus meniscus - Shutter: Mechanical, single speed plus Bulb - Viewfinder: Optical - Battery: No battery required
Please note that 127 film is less widely available than standard 35mm film, although it can still be purchased from specialist photographic suppliers.
No film included.
A lovely example of a classic 1950s Italian camera, ideal for collectors or anyone interested in traditional film photography.
