Vintage Kodak Brownie Hawkeye Flash Model Camera And Brownie Movie Camera

Vintage Kodak Brownie Hawkeye Flash Model Camera complete with the original flash accessory. Flash model cameras were manufactured in France starting in the second year of the Kodak Brownie camera's reign. This camera was designed to use 620 or 120 format Kodak film. And Kodak Brownie Turret 8mm movie camera, from the late 1950s. Turret Lens: This model has a rotating turret with three lenses of different focal lengths (9mm, 13mm, and 24mm). This allows for various perspectives and framing options. • Fixed Focus: The Brownie movie camera has a fixed-focus lens. For sharp images, the subject must be a certain distance away from the camera. The minimum distance varies depending on the lens and aperture. • Double 8mm Film: It uses double 8mm film, which is 16mm wide film that is run through the camera twice and then split to create two 8mm films. • Clockwork Drive: The camera is powered by a wind-up clockwork mechanism, so it does not require batteries. • Aperture: This model has a f/1.9 aperture. • Film Availability: Double 8mm film is still available, although it may be more limited than other formats. • Condition: Many of these cameras are sold untested due to their age. Both in okay condition. Neither tested. Both include leather cases that have been fractured with age Price reflects age