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Argus camera w/ case | Cameras429 of 769 |  |  |
Posted 2 years ago
katw92
(5 items)
I don't know anything much about this camera. Does anyone have any idea about how old it is? I just know that it is old and it was my Husband's favorite camera! It took BEAUTIFUL pictures! My Husband was a GENIUS with an old antique cameras and he loved collecting them. He passed away to young and I miss going out with him to take pictures. He loved taking pics of nature.
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I believe this is a 35mm Argus C-3-very popular in the 1950s-There should be a flash attachment
Yes there is! THANKS!
Here's a link to some information:
http://camera-wiki.org/wiki/Argus_C3
Thanks! This link helped a LOT! I now know it is from late 1946 or early 1947! That's what I wanted to know! I appreciate your help!