- Lovely condition box camera from Circa 1930 – Nearly 100 years old
- Some signs of age and wear but typical of a camera nearly a century old
- Manufactured by Houghton-Butcher / Ensign Ltd. (Great Britain)
- Uses extinct No. E29 roll film (also referred to as No. 29 or No. 129), producing six exposures per roll sized approximately 7.5 x 4.8 cm (3″ x 2″)
- 100mm meniscus lens with a fixed f/14 aperture
- Speeds T and I (instant, roughly 25th/sec)
- Lens is old and have some light marks and haze
- Comes as seen with the original cardboard delivery box of the period
In Stock at Real Camera Manchester
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CONDITION
Cosmetic – 8.5
Mechanical – 10
Optical – 7
Electronic – n/a
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