SOLD! 1941-52 Brownie Reflex Synchro Model Camera
Here is a Brownie Reflex Synchro Model box rollfilm camera introduced in May 1940 (1946 In The UK) Discontinued in May 1952 (May 1960 In The UK). Uses 127 film and produces pictures that are 1 5/8” X 1 5/8”.
Made in Canada. Has a meniscus lens "twin-lens reflex" and rotary shutter with a large brilliant finder with folding hood. This Synchro Model also has a 2 pin flash system that was produced from September 1941 until May 1952.
This camera shows ware, light scuffs, small dent on the front face, patina on the screws where the braided cord handle is attached and some dust inside the lens. Shutter works as it should, not film tested.
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Although we try to give an accurate description, remember, this is a vintage item and there may be small imperfections from age or flaws from production that we have not noticed or noted in the comments. We try to list all the deficiencies, marks etc. Please review ALL pictures closely. All of photos are of the actual item that will be shipped.
If you are purchasing multiple items from our shop, we are happy to combine shipping and refund the difference.
Made in Canada. Has a meniscus lens "twin-lens reflex" and rotary shutter with a large brilliant finder with folding hood. This Synchro Model also has a 2 pin flash system that was produced from September 1941 until May 1952.
This camera shows ware, light scuffs, small dent on the front face, patina on the screws where the braided cord handle is attached and some dust inside the lens. Shutter works as it should, not film tested.
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Although we try to give an accurate description, remember, this is a vintage item and there may be small imperfections from age or flaws from production that we have not noticed or noted in the comments. We try to list all the deficiencies, marks etc. Please review ALL pictures closely. All of photos are of the actual item that will be shipped.
If you are purchasing multiple items from our shop, we are happy to combine shipping and refund the difference.
