Kodak Brownie Holiday Flash Camera with Flash Attachment
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David Olsson
The Holiday Flash was Kodak's 127-format box camera for the early 1950s. The globe flash attachment was designed to be part of the system โ fitted over the front of the camera, wired in, used together. Most of the time it didn't survive: the globe breaks, gets lost, ends up separated from the camera.
This one has it. The original globe flash attachment is intact with no cracks. Camera and flash together, as sold. Brown Bakelite body, 127 roll film format โ 12 exposures of 4x4cm per roll. 127 film remains available from specialty manufacturers including Rera and Film Ferrania, which makes this camera theoretically usable.
Body clean, label and Kodak badge legible. Shutter and film advance not tested.
Condition: Untested, sold as-is. Included: Camera and original globe flash attachment. Price: $27 CAD. Pickup preferred; shipping available.
The flash survived. The film format survived. Both together is the exception.
Listed by dot Emporium. Vintage and rare goods, researched and rendered.