Tested and working and in very nice vintage condition with light signs of age and use, including dust in the viewfinder / mirror. Requires 127 film (not included)
Kodak Brownie Starlet 127 Roll Film Camera
A classic Kodak Brownie Starlet compact roll-film camera dating from the 1950's
Part of Kodak's popular Star series, the Brownie Starlet was designed as a simple and straightforward snapshot camera. It uses 127 roll film and produces twelve square 4 × 4cm photographs from each standard roll.
The camera features a fixed-focus Kodak Dakon lens with two aperture settings, approximately f/11 and f/16, together with a simple mechanical rotary shutter.
There is no light meter, autofocus or electronic exposure system, making this a very simple fully mechanical vintage camera.
Key specifications:
127 roll film
4 × 4cm square image format
12 photographs per roll
Kodak Dakon fixed-focus lens
Two aperture settings
Approximately f/11 and f/16
Mechanical rotary shutter
Approximately 1/40 second shutter speed
Direct optical viewfinder
Manual film advance
Flash connection
No light meter
No battery required
A charming example of Kodak's inexpensive snapshot cameras from the late 1950s and early 1960s, suitable for collectors or photographers wishing to experiment with the 127 film format.
