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This is a small bakelite camera for 127 film, made c.1947 by Seymour Products Co, using a 1938 design by Jack Galter[1].
The graphics on the faceplate (which was available in red as well as black) are based on the Dick Tracy comic strip.
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See The Chicago Cluster for more probably-related cameras and "companies"
