Kodak Retina

Kodak Retina camera were produced from 1939 to 1969. They were popular for their high quality, compact size, and relatively low cost. Like this object, the majority of Kodak Retina cameras had Compur shutters.
Object no :
RI_DC_0005047
Collection :
Photo technology
Creator :
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Copyright :
East Ayrshire Leisure
2 Fmedia2 F12900072 Fkodak compur 1

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