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The '''Spartus Rocket''' was made of plastic in c.1962 by [[Spartus|Herold Products]] of Chicago. | The '''Spartus Rocket''' was made of plastic in c.1962 by [[Spartus|Herold Products]] of Chicago. | ||
| − | Similar to the [[Spartus Vanguard]]. It uses 127 roll film and produces 12 square images from each roll. There is a molded plastic handle with which to carry it, that can be easily lost at times. It was made in black plastic and also in brown plastic. | + | Similar to the [[Spartus Vanguard]]. It uses [[127 film|127 roll film]] and produces 12 square images from each roll. There is a molded plastic handle with which to carry it, that can be easily lost at times. It was made in black plastic and also in brown plastic. |
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| Spartus Rocket image by John Kratz (Image rights) |
The Spartus Rocket was made of plastic in c.1962 by Herold Products of Chicago. Similar to the Spartus Vanguard. It uses 127 roll film and produces 12 square images from each roll. There is a molded plastic handle with which to carry it, that can be easily lost at times. It was made in black plastic and also in brown plastic.
Specifications
- Uses 127 film
- Dimensions: 3 1/2 in. wide x 3 3/8 in. tall x 3 in. deep
- Weight: 5.2 oz./148 kg.
- Fixed focus lens
- Built-in optical viewfinder
- Positive action shutter mechanism
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| Spartus Rocket image by Kenneth Dwain Harrelson (Image rights) |
