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| + | Year 1934. With this Six-20 [[Brownie]]Junior, Kodak remains faithful to the principles which made the success of Brownies but it improves the way this camera is manufactured. The paperboard remains the main component but metal (almost) replaced wood for the body. This camera manufactured in US has been proposed with two different front faces : black front face and art-decó face (this pic). Two variants exist of this Art-Deco front face : with and without mention "Six-20 Brownie Junior". | ||
| + | No diaphragm on this simple camera. The aperture, which consists of two holes, is selected by pulling a tab on top of the camera. | ||
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| − | + | *[http://www.geh.org/fm/brownie/htmlsrc/mE13000608_ful.html#topoftext Six-20 Brownie Junior] at George Eastman House [http://www.geh.org/] | |
[[Category:6x9 box]] | [[Category:6x9 box]] | ||
[[Category:Kodak|Six-20 Brownie Junior]] | [[Category:Kodak|Six-20 Brownie Junior]] | ||
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| KODAK Six-20 Brownie Junior |
Year 1934. With this Six-20 BrownieJunior, Kodak remains faithful to the principles which made the success of Brownies but it improves the way this camera is manufactured. The paperboard remains the main component but metal (almost) replaced wood for the body. This camera manufactured in US has been proposed with two different front faces : black front face and art-decó face (this pic). Two variants exist of this Art-Deco front face : with and without mention "Six-20 Brownie Junior". No diaphragm on this simple camera. The aperture, which consists of two holes, is selected by pulling a tab on top of the camera.
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- Six-20 Brownie Junior at George Eastman House [1]
