Ensign Ful-Vue

The earliest Ensign Ful-Vue cameras were produced in 1939. Ful-Vue's were simple box cameras and were known for their big viewfinder. Ful-Vue's were redesigned in 1946, and again in 1950, with the last Ful-Vue's being produced c. 1959.
Object no :
RI_DC_0005047
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Photo technology
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East Ayrshire Leisure
2 Fmedia2 F12899212 Fful vue 1

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