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Kodak Brownie 127 Third Model 127 Film Camera Vintage 1960's - Tested & Working
Kodak Brownie 127 Third Model 127 Film Camera Vintage 1960's - Tested & Working
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Kodak Brownie 127 Third Model Vintage Roll Film Camera
A classic British-made Kodak Brownie 127 dating from approximately 1965–1967.
This is the third model of the Brownie 127, recognised by its distinctive grey plastic body and angular 1960s styling.
This example has been tested and is working and is in good vintage condition.
The camera uses 127 roll film and produces twelve approximately 4 × 4cm square photographs from each roll.
Key Specifications:
• 127 roll film• Approx. 4 × 4cm image format• 12 exposures per roll• Approx. 50mm f/14 fixed lens• Fixed focus• Single-speed mechanical shutter• Approx. 1/40 second shutter speed• Flash synchronisation• Accessory flash shoe• Manual film winding• Optical viewfinder• No built-in light meter• No battery required• Made in the United Kingdom• Produced approximately 1965–1967
The camera is completely mechanical and requires no batteries.
Please note that this camera has been mechanically tested and is working, but has not been film tested, so photographic results cannot be guaranteed.
Film Required: 127 roll film.
Battery Required: None.
No film is included.
A classic British-made Kodak Brownie 127 dating from approximately 1965–1967.
This is the third model of the Brownie 127, recognised by its distinctive grey plastic body and angular 1960s styling.
This example has been tested and is working and is in good vintage condition.
The camera uses 127 roll film and produces twelve approximately 4 × 4cm square photographs from each roll.
Key Specifications:
• 127 roll film• Approx. 4 × 4cm image format• 12 exposures per roll• Approx. 50mm f/14 fixed lens• Fixed focus• Single-speed mechanical shutter• Approx. 1/40 second shutter speed• Flash synchronisation• Accessory flash shoe• Manual film winding• Optical viewfinder• No built-in light meter• No battery required• Made in the United Kingdom• Produced approximately 1965–1967
The camera is completely mechanical and requires no batteries.
Please note that this camera has been mechanically tested and is working, but has not been film tested, so photographic results cannot be guaranteed.
Film Required: 127 roll film.
Battery Required: None.
No film is included.
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