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The '''Tower Camflash 127''', sold by [[Sears]], takes 4×4 cm images on [[127 film]], and bears a suspicious resemblance to the [[Comet 127]] from Chicago manufacturer [[United States Camera]]. The side arrangement of the flash reflector gives the camera an interesting (if not especially practical) styling, enhanced by a choice of body colors. (While the flash reflector gives a superficial resemblance to Sears' [[Tower 39]] and [[Tower 41]] models, these were made by [[Mamiya]].) | The '''Tower Camflash 127''', sold by [[Sears]], takes 4×4 cm images on [[127 film]], and bears a suspicious resemblance to the [[Comet 127]] from Chicago manufacturer [[United States Camera]]. The side arrangement of the flash reflector gives the camera an interesting (if not especially practical) styling, enhanced by a choice of body colors. (While the flash reflector gives a superficial resemblance to Sears' [[Tower 39]] and [[Tower 41]] models, these were made by [[Mamiya]].) | ||
The '''Camflash II 127''' is similar, although restyled with a more squared-off body shape. | The '''Camflash II 127''' is similar, although restyled with a more squared-off body shape. | ||
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The Tower Camflash 127, sold by Sears, takes 4×4 cm images on 127 film, and bears a suspicious resemblance to the Comet 127 from Chicago manufacturer United States Camera. The side arrangement of the flash reflector gives the camera an interesting (if not especially practical) styling, enhanced by a choice of body colors. (While the flash reflector gives a superficial resemblance to Sears' Tower 39 and Tower 41 models, these were made by Mamiya.)
The Camflash II 127 is similar, although restyled with a more squared-off body shape.
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