1960s Kodak 127 Brownie Roll Film Camera Made By Kodak UK

This is a lovely example of a 1960s Kodak 127 Brownie Roll Film Camera Made By Kodak UK.

The 127 Brownie first went into production in 1952, this version (2) was introduced in 1959. It is a fully mechanical plastic camera that uses 127 Kodak film to shoot 1 5/8 X 2 1/2"  images. Simple but affordable design, there is no ability to change the shutter speed and the film is wound by a white bakelite button.

In pretty good condition with surface scuffs and blemishes commensurate with age and use (see images): not tested.  A nice collectible for the budding photographer!

Specification

• Type: Solid Body Eye level Roll film
  
• Version 2 of the Kodak 127 Brownie: 1959-1963
• Film Size: 127
  
• Picture Size: 1 5/8 X 2 1/2"
  
• Manufactured: UK
  
• Lens: Dakon F/11 Plastic
  
• Shutter: Rotary Single Speed
• Please click on the following external link to the Brownie Camera Page for a manual and lots of useful information.

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