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Manufactured for Boots by Bencini, the Comet 126x is a 1970s camera using (unsurprisingly) 126 film. As with Kodak Instamatic models, the "X" designation apparently signifies its ability to use magicubes for flash.
Aside from its shutter release, it is similar to the Boots/Bencini Comet 404-X.
