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Brownie Special No. 2

Kodak Brownie Special No. 2 Camera

Type: Box rollfilm
Introduced: Nov 1933
Discontinued: Feb 1934
Film size: 120
Picture size: 2 1/4" X 3 1/4"
Manufactured: US
Lens: Doublet
Shutter: Rotary
Numbers made: ?
Original price: $2.25


Description:
The Brownie Special No. 2 camera is a basic 120 film box camera with a Doublet lens and has 2 reflecting viewfinders. This model was probably the last 120 film Brownie box camera to be produced by Kodak in the USA.

Fun Facts:
The Brownie Special No. 2 cameras were produced for export during a time that Kodak was unable to successfully supply six-20 film worldwide. Six-20 format cameras were introduced and popular in the US.
Though produced for export, a few were sold in the US in 1933 as part of a Christmas special for dealers. Additionally, 2000 of the cameras were used as the Chicago World's Fair 1933 Century of Progress Brownie camera, which had a beautifully redesigned faceplate.
The rest of the Brownie Special No. 2 cameras were exported with the majority going to the Australian market.
This model is harder to find than most other Brownie cameras.






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