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The Focal Tele Focal is a camera for 110 film. It was distributed by Kmart and was certainly a rebadged model by another company. For indoor photography it used disposable flip-flash. It included both "normal" and "tele" modes. It was made in Japan.
110 film is still available, but flipflash was discontinued years ago.
External links
Vintage advertisements:
- December 22 1976, Ocala Star-Banner
- February 15 1977, Spokane Daily Chronicle
- December 4 1977, Reading Eagle
- Finger Lakes Times, December 12 1978, this advertisement also features GAF sound home movie equipment.
