Vintage LED Reading Light - Task Lamp - Kodak StarFlex Camera

Height: 10.0 inches
Width: 4.0 inches
Length: 7.0 inches

The Brownie Starflex Camera was manufactured by the Eastman Kodak Company from 1957 to 1964. It was a lightweight, reflex-type portable camera based on a design by Arthur H Crapsey. It was constructed of plastic with a fixed focus lens and an aperture adjustment for taking color or black & white film, which adjusted the exposure values of 13 and 14. It was capable of taking twelve exposures on no. 127 film 3 1/2 x 3 1/2 inch in size, or could be used to capture 2 x 2 inch slides. Features included a handy wire-frame sportfinder for quick viewing at eye level. Double exposure prevention, and a synchronized built-in flash taking M-2 flash bulbs. Originally priced at $13.97 for a complete outfit or $9.27 for camera only.