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Kodak Bullet 127 camera. USA 1930s/1940s. Art Deco YSL_sunglasses_'90s Period: 1960s

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Description

Period: 1960s

Eyeglass frame Indo made in the 1980s

It is another of the variants of the One Step or 1000 that Polaroid manufactured in the second half of the 70s for foreign markets

The light output is controlled manually and exactly according to the individual assignment

Kodak Bullet 127 camera. USA 1930s/1940s. Art Deco YSL_sunglasses_'90s Period: 1960sArt Deco Kodak "Bullet" bakelite camera. Manufactured in the United States between 1936 and 1942 by Eastman Kodak. Designed to make photography quick and easy, it was priced at $3. Rescued with love in Vienna. The camera body is made of Bakelite, with a metal viewfinder that unfolds at the top and an extendable circular front. It has a fixed focal position from two meters. The film loading wheel is on the bottom left, so the camera cannot be placed

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