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The '''Photo-Magic''' was a 4x6.5 bakelite camera, made in black or wine. It was very simple, around the meniscus lens was only marked ''Photo-Magic'' and ''No 4065'', always the same! It had a time and instant shutter. On some, it was marked P and I, some other were marked T and I and had ''British made'' inside the back (see for example [http://www.collection-appareils.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=349 this post]). There was also an identical '''Photo-Miami''' camera.
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The '''Photo-Magic''' was a 4x6.5 bakelite camera, made in black or wine. It was very simple, around the meniscus lens was only marked ''Photo-Magic'' and ''No 4065'', always the same! It had a time and instant shutter. On some, it was marked P and I, some other were marked T and I and had ''British made'' inside the back. There was also an identical '''Photo-Miami''' camera.
  
 
It looks a little like the original [[MIOM]] camera. Vial dates it from 1948, and McKeown lists it under the [[Boumsell]] entry. It is discussed in more detail by Sylvain Halgand on [http://www.collection-appareils.com/appareils/html/photomagic.php his Photo-Magic page].
 
It looks a little like the original [[MIOM]] camera. Vial dates it from 1948, and McKeown lists it under the [[Boumsell]] entry. It is discussed in more detail by Sylvain Halgand on [http://www.collection-appareils.com/appareils/html/photomagic.php his Photo-Magic page].
  
 
== Links ==
 
== Links ==
* Fotofex site by Régis Boissier with:
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* Pages from the [http://regis.boissier.free.fr/fotofexcameras/fex%20&%20photax/photax_and_other_bakelite_clones.htm Photax and clones section] of the old version of the [http://candidcamera.free.fr/index.htm Fotofex site by Régis Boissier]:
 
** [http://regis.boissier.free.fr/fotofexcameras/fex%20&%20photax/ph%20boumsell_photo_magic%20france.htm French Photo-Magic]
 
** [http://regis.boissier.free.fr/fotofexcameras/fex%20&%20photax/ph%20boumsell_photo_magic%20france.htm French Photo-Magic]
 
** [http://regis.boissier.free.fr/fotofexcameras/fex%20&%20photax/ph%20photo%20magic%20england.htm British Photo-Magic]
 
** [http://regis.boissier.free.fr/fotofexcameras/fex%20&%20photax/ph%20photo%20magic%20england.htm British Photo-Magic]
 
** [http://regis.boissier.free.fr/fotofexcameras/fex%20&%20photax/ph%20photo_miami_england%20brown.htm Wine color Photo-Miami]
 
** [http://regis.boissier.free.fr/fotofexcameras/fex%20&%20photax/ph%20photo_miami_england%20brown.htm Wine color Photo-Miami]
* [http://www.collection-appareils.com/appareils/html/photomagic.php Photo-Magic at Sylvain Halgand's site]
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* [http://www.collection-appareils.com/appareils/html/photomagic.php Photo-Magic] at [http://www.collection-appareils.com/general/html/francais.php Sylvain Halgand's site]
* [http://clicclac.free.fr/unappareil.php?numero=29 Photo-Magic at Clicclac]
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* [http://clicclac.free.fr/unappareil.php?numero=29 Photo-Magic] at [http://clicclac.free.fr/ Clicclac]
* [http://perso.wanadoo.fr/photoptic/Jouets.htm French toy cameras at Photoptic]
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* [http://perso.orange.fr/photoptic/Jouets.htm French toy cameras] at [http://perso.orange.fr/photoptic/index.htm Photoptic]
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* [http://www.collection-appareils.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=349 A post about the Photo-Magic] in [http://www.collection-appareils.com/phpBB2/index.php Sylvain Halgand's forum]
  
 
[[Category: Toy cameras]]
 
[[Category: Toy cameras]]

Revision as of 14:36, 13 June 2006

The Photo-Magic was a 4x6.5 bakelite camera, made in black or wine. It was very simple, around the meniscus lens was only marked Photo-Magic and No 4065, always the same! It had a time and instant shutter. On some, it was marked P and I, some other were marked T and I and had British made inside the back. There was also an identical Photo-Miami camera.

It looks a little like the original MIOM camera. Vial dates it from 1948, and McKeown lists it under the Boumsell entry. It is discussed in more detail by Sylvain Halgand on his Photo-Magic page.

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