Three Vintage Cameras Including Fed-Flash, Kodak Signet 35, Falcon Miniature 127

Collection includes:

Kodak Signet 35
The Signet camera was manufactured by the Eastman Kodak company from 1951 to 1962. Capable of capturing 20 or 36 images, 1 x 1 /2 inch size on 35 mm film camera. Constructed of a die cast aluminum body covered in black Kodadur covering and finished in brushed metal trim. historiccamera.com

Falcon Miniature 127
The Falcon Miniature camera was sold by the Utility Manufacturing Company of Chicago Illinois, in circa 1938. This was an inexpensive candid type camera constructed of bakelite with a decorative metal faceplate similar to other 1940 Chicago based camera companies. It was fitted with a minivar meniscus 50mm lens and instantaneous & time shutter. This camera was capable of capturing sixteen half frame exposures (3 x 4 cm) on number 127 or A8 roll film. historiccamera.com

Fed-Flash Camera
The Fed-Flash Camera was manufactured by the Federal Manufacturing & Engineering Co. of Brooklyn NY. from approximately 1947 to 1956. Designed as a low priced, easy to operate camera for vacations, outings and family pictures around the home. The body was constructed of light weight and durable molded Bakelite plastic. The Fed-Flash was capable of capturing eight 2 1/4 x 1 5/8 inch sized exposures on 127 roll film. It was fitted with a dual-element meniscus, 64 mm Ultar lens, and a single speed Type A Flash-Matic Shutter for both daylight and flash photographs. historiccamera.com

Notes: Not tested.

Consistent with age and use.

Electronics & Computers, Cameras & Photography Equipment

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