Vintage Kodak Instamatic Movie Camera
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Circa late 1960s, this model was part of Kodak's well-known Instamatic line, which included point-and-shoots as well as a few 8mm movie cameras. The Instamatics were an easy-to-use series that took cassette film.
The simple box shape of the M2 earned it the nickname of "the brick." The two-tone exterior is simple and sleek. The original box is included.
Dimensions:
Length: 6" Height: 3.25" Depth: 2.25"Condition:
Excellent condition. This camera has not been film tested and is not guaranteed to be functional.Tweet
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