Kodak "Retina I" camera with Compur rapid shutter, 1935.

Made:
1935 in Stuttgart district
Kodak "Retina I" camera with Compur rapid shutter, 1935 Kodak "Retina I" camera with Compur rapid shutter, 1935
Kodak "Retina I" camera with Compur rapid shutter, 1935 Kodak "Retina I" camera with Compur rapid shutter, 1935

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Kodak "Retina I" camera with Compur rapid shutter, 1935
Science Museum Group Collection
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Kodak "Retina I" camera with Compur rapid shutter, 1935
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Kodak "Retina I" camera with Compur rapid shutter, 1935.

Details

Category:
Photographic Technology
Object Number:
1978-95
type:
cameras
credit:
Stevens, R.H.

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