Kodak Signet 35 Camera

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Posted by edru27

16 years ago

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Description Lunched in 1951-1958 by Kodak, with a high class four element lens that Kodak named Ektar at the time and then for good sharpness and color descriptions. Also the Ektar lens in those days was known for being the standard lens of speed graphics. It also came with exposure scale located on the back of the camera to make it very convenient to get the exact value of exposure without a meter.

Category Other

Medium aluminum with stainless steel

Distinguishing marks Kodak

Condition Fair

Date Period 1951-1958

History lunched in 1951 by Kodak that introduced the Ektar Lens.

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Price Paid (If known) $95

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