Art Deco shops Kodak Baby Brownie (1934-1941) Camera Designed By Walter Dorwin Teague

Product Name: Art Deco shops Kodak Baby Brownie (1934-1941) Camera Designed By Walter Dorwin Teague
Art Deco Kodak Baby Brownie (1934-1941) Camera Designed By Walter Dorwin Teague Kodak Baby Brownie, iconic small camera and a piece of history produced from 1934 to 1941 that uses film type 127. Back in the day, it was an affordable camera which represented the essence of photographic simplicity. Design is a masterpiece, produced by Walter Dorwin Teague, one shops of the most influential industrial designers of Art Deco era. The body is made of real Bakelite, that smells nicely when exposed to water, and feels sturdy and solid, unlike any modern plastic. Shutter is working flawlessly and you can see the entire mechanism. It's remarkably clean, with nice patina on the metal. If you want to try it and bring some nostalgia this season, the film is still available, and it costs about $20 per roll. There are 3 Art Deco Brownies currently listed in my closet. Bundle them together, get the special offer and have a small collection that represents the evolution of design ideas. They are decora.