Kodak 66 Model II Vintage 120 Film Folding Camera with Original Case
A classic British-made Kodak folding camera dating from approximately 1958–1960.
This example has been tested and is working and is in good vintage condition.
It comes with its original carrying case.
The Kodak 66 Model II is a self-erecting folding camera using readily available 120 roll film and producing twelve square 6 × 6cm photographs per roll.
Key Specifications:
• Kodak 66 Model II • Approx. 1958–1960 • Made in England • Standard 120 roll film • 6 × 6cm image format • 12 exposures per roll • Kodak Anaston 75mm f/6.3 lens • Aperture range f/6.3–f/22 • Manual front-cell focusing • Vario mechanical leaf shutter • 1/25, 1/75 and 1/200 second shutter speeds • Bulb setting • Telescopic optical viewfinder • Manual film advance • Flash synchronisation • Accessory shoe • No built-in light meter • No battery required • Original carrying case included
The camera is completely mechanical and requires no batteries.
It has been mechanically tested and is working, but has not been film tested, so photographic results cannot be guaranteed.
