Difference between revisions of "Mansfield Skylark"

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This is an automatic, point-and-shoot, fixed lens, 35mm recreational camera from the early 1960s.

Mansfield Skylark 35mm in leather case

Mansfield Skylark 35mm, showing film guide and internal workings

Mansfield Skylark 35mm, fixed lens; film guide determines lens setting

Mansfield Skylark 35mm, flash settings guide

Masculine styling, easy-to-use, quick film loading, no focusing or other settings, well-made.

It is pretty easy to use, but I haven't been able to develop a complete roll yet as the winding mechanism tends to tear the film!

Tanya Clark Photography[1];

Westfordcom.com (views of the camera and sample shots) [2]

Craig Camera (manuals and other literature)[3]

PBase sample photos[4]

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+It is pretty easy to use, but I haven't been able to develop a complete roll yet as the winding mechanism tends to tear the film!
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