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The '''Audax''' is a circa late 1940s camera made in Italy by P&B, for which little information is available. Happily, it takes the readily available [[120 film]] format.<ref>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/64947908@N05/14666864376 Photo on OZBOX flickr account]</ref> A vintage advertisement suggests some were exported to Australia.<ref>[http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/119218708 Advertisement in 24 November 1950 edition of The Southern Mail, Bowral (New South Wales), Page 9, for the Larelle Studio, with a list of cameras and their prices] at Trove</ref> | The '''Audax''' is a circa late 1940s camera made in Italy by P&B, for which little information is available. Happily, it takes the readily available [[120 film]] format.<ref>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/64947908@N05/14666864376 Photo on OZBOX flickr account]</ref> A vintage advertisement suggests some were exported to Australia.<ref>[http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/119218708 Advertisement in 24 November 1950 edition of The Southern Mail, Bowral (New South Wales), Page 9, for the Larelle Studio, with a list of cameras and their prices] at Trove</ref> | ||
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The Audax is a circa late 1940s camera made in Italy by P&B, for which little information is available. Happily, it takes the readily available 120 film format.[1] A vintage advertisement suggests some were exported to Australia.[2]
