Vintage Kodak Duaflex Camera
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The Kodak Duaflex was made in the early 1950s and used 620 film. Today, it's a popular camera for TtV (Through the Viewfinder) photography, thanks to its oversize viewfinder on the top panel.
Dimensions:
Length: 3" Height: 5" Depth: 3"Condition:
Good condition with some aesthetic wear to aluminum frame and light corrosion to the metal. The name "Suzy Cassell" is written near the viewfinder. The shutter fires, however this camera has not been film tested and is not guaranteed to be functional.Tweet
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