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The '''Brownie Holiday''' is a small, simple viewfinder camera for [[127 film]] made of [[Bakelite]] by [[Kodak]] in the US and Canada from 1953-1962 to a design by [[Arthur H Crapsey]].
 
The '''Brownie Holiday''' is a small, simple viewfinder camera for [[127 film]] made of [[Bakelite]] by [[Kodak]] in the US and Canada from 1953-1962 to a design by [[Arthur H Crapsey]].
  
The '''Kodak Brownie Bullet''' is the same camera, distributed through premium schemes between 1957 & 1964.  The '''Brownie Chiquita''' is the same camera, for the Brazilian market.
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The '''Kodak Brownie Bullet''' is the same camera, distributed through premium schemes between 1957 & 1964.  The '''Brownie Chiquita''' is the same camera, for the Brazilian market.  The Brownie Bullet name was reused as the premium scheme version of the [[Kodak Brownie Starlet|Brownie Startlet]].
  
 
The camera was also available as the '''Brownie Holiday Flash''' - with flash synchronisation.
 
The camera was also available as the '''Brownie Holiday Flash''' - with flash synchronisation.

Revision as of 22:06, 8 September 2008

The Brownie Holiday is a small, simple viewfinder camera for 127 film made of Bakelite by Kodak in the US and Canada from 1953-1962 to a design by Arthur H Crapsey.

The Kodak Brownie Bullet is the same camera, distributed through premium schemes between 1957 & 1964. The Brownie Chiquita is the same camera, for the Brazilian market. The Brownie Bullet name was reused as the premium scheme version of the Brownie Startlet.

The camera was also available as the Brownie Holiday Flash - with flash synchronisation.

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