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11/02/2008 01:18:45 PM · #1
my girlfriend picked this up for me at a antique store, and since there are no markings on it i'm hoping somewhere here can help me identify it.

11/02/2008 01:22:45 PM · #2
does it say anything inside???
Does it take 620?
I would say it is a old kodak brownie

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11/02/2008 01:23:14 PM · #3
Balda Juwella, circa late 1930's.

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11/02/2008 01:28:49 PM · #4
yup yup I took a stab and was wrong.....I miss my old cameras ..eye used them alot..........................................
11/02/2008 07:37:49 PM · #5
thanks scalvert and electrolost, now the challenge is to find film ;P

11/02/2008 07:48:54 PM · #6
Originally posted by Bujanx:

thanks scalvert and electrolost, now the challenge is to find film ;P


Actually the challenge is to find 620 spools- I am assuming its 620 given the vintage. If you have 620 film spools you can load 120 film onto them. Just make sure you keep the spools when you get it developed- 620 spools are getting hard to come by.

ETA: Maybe not so hard: Ebay

Message edited by author 2008-11-02 19:50:18.
11/02/2008 07:49:46 PM · #7
Originally posted by Bujanx:

thanks scalvert and electrolost, now the challenge is to find film ;P


Shouldn't be too hard; it uses 120 roll film and they still make that. Hasselblads, Mamiyas and the like still use it.

R.

ETA: Ah yeah, good point; gotta have the 620 spools. But if you're lucky there will be a couple in the camera...

R.

Message edited by author 2008-11-02 19:50:46.
11/02/2008 08:26:43 PM · #8
I'm surprised they still made cameras like that in the 1930s. I've used one that was made in 1917 that doesn't look much different from the one featured here.
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