Name: Philips Philips Flitscamera ‘ Flash Box’ Analogue camera
Brand: Philips
Rating: 100 (37 reviews)

Edwin Molenaar

Analogue Cameras Auction (1950-2000)

A beautiful Philips Flash Camera from 1949-1950, also known as the Flash Box.

The housing is made of black Philite, a type of Bakelite developed by Philips.

The device was designed around the Philips Photolux flash lamps.

The camera used 620 roll film and produced 6x6 cm negatives

Een prachtige Philips Flitscamera uit 1949-1950, ook bekend als de Flash Box. 

De behuizing is gemaakt van zwart Philite, een type bakeliet ontwikkeld door Philips. 

Het toestel is ontworpen rond de Philips Photolux flitslampen. 

De camera maakte gebruik van 620-rolfilm en produceerde negatieven van 6x6 cm

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Philips Philips Flitscamera ‘ Flash Box’ Analogue camera

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Philips Flitscamera Flash Box, model Philips Flitscamera, physical condition Very good, functional condition Not tested, dated to the 1940s–1950s (around 1949–1950), housed in black Philite housing, designed for Philips Photolux flash tubes and using 620 film to produce 6x6 cm negatives.

Philips Philips Flitscamera ‘ Flash Box’ Analogue camera

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Philips Flitscamera Flash Box, model Philips Flitscamera, physical condition Very good, functional condition Not tested, dated to the 1940s–1950s (around 1949–1950), housed in black Philite housing, designed for Philips Photolux flash tubes and using 620 film to produce 6x6 cm negatives.

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