Difference between revisions of "Kodak Instamatic 177X"
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− | Sold fairly well. | + | |image_by= sebseballade |
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+ | The '''[[Kodak]] Instamatic 177x''' one in a huge family of [[126 film]] [[Instamatic]]s produced from 1976-1984. | ||
+ | It is a mid ranged camera that used [[magicube]] type flash bulbs. Sold fairly well. | ||
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The Kodak Instamatic 177x one in a huge family of 126 film Instamatics produced from 1976-1984. It is a mid ranged camera that used magicube type flash bulbs. Sold fairly well.