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The '''Kodak Folding Brownie Six-20''' and the '''Kodak Six-20 Folding Brownie''' are viewfinder [[folding]] cameras for making 2¼×3¼ inch exposures on No. 620 rollfilm. They were made by [[Kodak Ltd.]] in the UK.
The '''Kodak Folding Brownie Six-20''' or '''Kodak Six-20 Folding Brownie''' was a viewfinder [[folding]] camera for making 6x9cm exposures on type No. [[620 film]] rolls. There were two models; the first was produced in the UK by [[Kodak Ltd]] from 1937-1940 and the second from 1948-1954<ref>Coe, Brian, ''Kodak Cameras - the First Hundred Years'', Hove Foto Books, 1987</ref>.
 
  
Lens & Shutter: [[fixed-focus]] Meniscus in Kodette II shutter or 100mm f6.3 Anaston focusing/Dakon.
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The first model is named on the faceplate '''Folding Brownie Six-20''' and was made from 1937-1940. It has a fixed-focus Meniscus lens in a Kodette II shutter. A [[Brilliant finder]] was an optional extra from 1938.<ref>Coe, Brian, ''Kodak Cameras - the First Hundred Years'', Hove Foto Books, 1987 p.183-184</ref>.
  
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The second model is labelled on the baseplate '''Six-20 Folding Brownie''' and was made from 1948-1954. The lens is a focussing 100mm f6.3 Anaston in a Dakon shutter with an ASA flash contact. There is a swinging cover over the red window on the back.
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Folding Brownie Six-20 with brilliant finder 
 
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Revision as of 00:50, 19 October 2013

The Kodak Folding Brownie Six-20 and the Kodak Six-20 Folding Brownie are viewfinder folding cameras for making 2¼×3¼ inch exposures on No. 620 rollfilm. They were made by Kodak Ltd. in the UK.

The first model is named on the faceplate Folding Brownie Six-20 and was made from 1937-1940. It has a fixed-focus Meniscus lens in a Kodette II shutter. A Brilliant finder was an optional extra from 1938.[1].

The second model is labelled on the baseplate Six-20 Folding Brownie and was made from 1948-1954. The lens is a focussing 100mm f6.3 Anaston in a Dakon shutter with an ASA flash contact. There is a swinging cover over the red window on the back.



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  1. Coe, Brian, Kodak Cameras - the First Hundred Years, Hove Foto Books, 1987 p.183-184

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