A distinctive British-made Kodak Brownie Vecta dating from approximately 1963–1966.
This example has been tested and is working and is in good vintage condition.
The Brownie Vecta is a simple mechanical camera using 127 roll film. It features a fixed-focus meniscus lens, single-speed shutter and direct vision viewfinder.
Key Specifications:
• 127 roll film• Approx. 40 × 65mm image format• 8 exposures per roll• Approx. 60mm meniscus lens• Fixed f/14 aperture• Fixed focus• Approx. 1/50 second mechanical shutter• Direct vision viewfinder• Manual film advance• Shutter interlocked with film winding• No built-in light meter• No battery required• Made by Kodak Ltd., Harrow, England• Produced approximately 1963–1966
The camera is completely mechanical and requires no batteries.
Please note that 127 film is no longer a mainstream film format, although fresh and specialist 127 film can still occasionally be sourced.
The camera has been mechanically tested and is working, but has not been described as film tested, so photographic results are not guaranteed.
