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| + | The '''Soho Model B''' is a [[120 film|120 roll film]] camera sold by [[Soho|Soho Ltd.]] in London, c.1935. It was a strut [[folding|folder]] with a single-speed (+T) shutter. Construction is of dark red [[Bakelite]], with chromed metal fittings and a tortoiseshell plate around the lens. It took 8 6×9cm pictures on 120 film. | ||
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[[Category:UK]] | [[Category:UK]] | ||
[[Category:6x9 folding]] | [[Category:6x9 folding]] | ||
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The Soho Model B is a 120 roll film camera sold by Soho Ltd. in London, c.1935. It was a strut folder with a single-speed (+T) shutter. Construction is of dark red Bakelite, with chromed metal fittings and a tortoiseshell plate around the lens. It took 8 6×9cm pictures on 120 film.
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