For Sale FS Best TLR ever:) Kodak Brownie Reflex Synchro Model, 127 film

[Erik L]

Why bother with a Rolleiflex or other similar inferior knockoffs when you can get a Brownie Reflex Synchro Model!
From the 1940’s.
Camera is in ok shape with numerous marks all over, a little dusty. Lenses look good to me, shutter works good. Mirror has a couple weird
Circular patterns on it and some dust but don’t hinder viewing much. Takes 127 film. 1 5/8thX1 5/8ths inch negative size. Untested by me but appears fully functional and ready to use.
$39.99 with $6.00 shipping in US. PayPal fine

 

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[mshchem]

Geez, missing a takeup spool. Seems almost too good to be true

 

[Erik L]

Geez, missing a takeup spool. Seems almost too good to be true

Believe it or not I do have the take up spool but it has an exposed role I need to develop. I just might have the missing Zapruder footage that shows the guy on the grassy knoll!

 

[Cholentpot]

I have three of these cameras...maybe four. They're quite capable and very easy to disassemble and clean. The best part? The flash gun that it uses takes standard AA batteries and no need for capacitors or odd batteries.

 

[BAC1967]

Seriously, not a bad little 127 camera. These were shot with my mother's old Kodak Brownie Reflex.

Shipwreck Point by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

Zebra by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

 

[mshchem]

I have one of these cameras, looks identical. Except mine is made by Kodak of Canada