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    Posted 14 years ago

    HURDI
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    CALL FOR MORE DETAILS OR PHOTOS OF THIS CAMERA. I WOULD LIKE TO Identify this camera, date , type, name and value THANKS JEFF HURD 423 277 5129 x3rdson777@hotmail.com

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    1. rniederman rniederman, 14 years ago
      This is a Cam-O made by the United States Cam-O Corporation. It is a twin lens reflex 'school camera' that shoots 250 exposures on 70mm film. Dating has always been difficult but I suspect it was made anywhere from the late 1940s to 1960s; but I've never seen any advertisements to pin down a date. Value is approximately $80(ish) depending on overall condition and if it is fully operational, etc. The camera is not rare or historically important, but some collectors like its odd style.
    2. Dick Bolt, 13 years ago
      I have one & believe it was an ID or beach photo type of camera. Likely for schools where the class got a print of the class roll of students. I still have prints from a roll from mid & late 1940s.
    3. TLINVILLE, 13 years ago
      I have the complete outfit. These were also used for military I.D.s as i have a placard that would be posted in a train staion or depot for departing troops. I have the original case, or trunk, as it is huge. also included a film changing bag and cover. still works and its a neat piece. I bought it at an estate sale many years ago and i think mine is from the forties.

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