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| − | The '''Start 35''' was a [[Bakelite]] [[viewfinder camera]] for making 24×24mm exposures on 35mm [[Bolta film]] rolls. It was made since 1950 by the Japanese Ikko Sha Co. Ltd. . The original light brown box was marked ''"Start Junior Pen Camera"''.<ref>Seen in an online auction 2014</ref> A new Start variant '''Start 35 K''' with hinged back door was introduced in 1952. A later variant, the '''Start 35 K II''' (c.1958) had [[flash sync]] and metal top-plate and lens surround caps. One other model was the '''Start-R'''.<ref>{{McKeown12}} Page 440.</ref> | + | The '''Start 35''' was a [[Bakelite]] [[viewfinder camera]] for making 24×24mm exposures on 35mm [[Bolta film]] rolls. It was made since 1950 by the Japanese Ikko Sha Co. Ltd. As well as black it came in a reddish color.<ref>Seen in an online auction 2017</ref> The original light brown box was marked ''"Start Junior Pen Camera"''.<ref>Seen in an online auction 2014</ref> A new Start variant '''Start 35 K''' with hinged back door was introduced in 1952. A later variant, the '''Start 35 K II''' (c.1958) had [[flash sync]] and metal top-plate and lens surround caps. One other model was the '''Start-R'''.<ref>{{McKeown12}} Page 440.</ref> |
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The Start 35 was a Bakelite viewfinder camera for making 24×24mm exposures on 35mm Bolta film rolls. It was made since 1950 by the Japanese Ikko Sha Co. Ltd. As well as black it came in a reddish color.[1] The original light brown box was marked "Start Junior Pen Camera".[2] A new Start variant Start 35 K with hinged back door was introduced in 1952. A later variant, the Start 35 K II (c.1958) had flash sync and metal top-plate and lens surround caps. One other model was the Start-R.[3]
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Notes
- ↑ Seen in an online auction 2017
- ↑ Seen in an online auction 2014
- ↑ McKeown, James M. and Joan C. McKeown's Price Guide to Antique and Classic Cameras, 12th Edition, 2005-2006. USA, Centennial Photo Service, 2004. ISBN 0-931838-40-1 (hardcover). ISBN 0-931838-41-X (softcover). Page 440.
