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Rare Popular PORTRAIT Brownie
Made by Kodak Ltd., London Box camera for 6x9cm on 620 film. Grained leatherette covered card body; two reflecting finders.
Close up lens with distances of 3-4 ft on pull out slide.
TEXT ON STRAP:Made in Gt.Britain * By Kodak Ltd.
INTRODUCTION DATE:1939
PRODUCTION DATES: 1939-1943
Camera, first model, with a metal control plate and with long side catches
Camera variation, WII model, with no metal control plate and with short side catches, Lettering "pull for portraits" pressed into the leatherette.
Close up lens with distances of 3-4 ft on pull out slide.
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