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The Safari is a simple, plastic box-type camera taking square images on 127 roll film, made in France by Fex-Indo, c.1970. The styling looks much like a contemporary 126 cartridge camera.
The Comodor 127 seems to be virtually the same camera, but with a flash bulb holder fitted on the front, below the viewfinder.
Links
- Safari 127, Safari 127 "Don Juan", Safari 127 "Mickey", Comodor 127, Comodor "Poulain" on www.collection-appareils.fr by Sylvain Halgand
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| Fex/Indo Comodor 127 image by my.deer (Image rights) |
