This classic British-made Brownie uses 620 roll film and produces large approximately 6 × 9cm negatives.
This example has been tested and is fully working.
The camera is in good vintage condition, with normal signs of age and previous use.
It comes with its original carrying case and yellow filter.
The Model D features a 100mm f/11 meniscus lens, mechanical shutter with Instantaneous and Bulb settings, twin brilliant viewfinders for portrait and landscape composition, and a built-in supplementary portrait lens for closer subjects.
The camera is completely mechanical and does not require batteries.
Please note that 620 film is now discontinued as a mainstream format. It is dimensionally the same film stock as 120 but wound onto a smaller 620 spool, so photographers commonly re-spool 120 film for use in these cameras.
No film is included.
Specifications
Manufacturer: Kodak Ltd Model: Six-20 Brownie Model D Country of manufacture: United Kingdom Production period: 1946–1957 Camera type: Box roll-film camera Film type: 620 roll film Image size: 2¼ × 3¼ inches / approx. 6 × 9cm Lens: 100mm f/11 meniscus Portrait lens: Built-in supplementary close-focus lens Focusing: Fixed focus with portrait facility Shutter: Mechanical Shutter settings: Instantaneous and Bulb Viewfinders: Twin brilliant reflecting viewfinders Film advance: Manual Flash contacts: Present on later versions Battery required: No
Included
Kodak Six-20 Brownie Model D Original carrying case Yellow filter
