The Brownie Reflex Synchro Model is a "pseudo twin-lens reflex" (TLR) camera manufactured by Eastman Kodak in Rochester, NY, between September 1941 and May 1952.
Uses 127 roll film, producing twelve 1 5/8 x 1 5/8 inch (4x4 cm) square exposures per roll. (You can still buy 127 film at specialty photography retailers)
Made of Bakelite (an early hard plastic) with a classic Art Deco aluminum faceplate. Fixed-focus meniscus lens with a range from 5 feet to infinity. Simple rotary shutter with two settings: "I" (Instantaneous, approx. 1/30–1/50 sec) and "B" (Bulb, for long exposures).
Used, but in very good condition. Comes with strap and take-up reel.
Pick up only - in Cupertino.
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