Bencini Comet III Analogue camera

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Bencini Comet III camera, tested and working, designed for 127 film to produce 3x4 negatives, introduced in 1956 with an aluminum alloy cast body and a design that keeps the long side of the negative horizontal without rotating the camera; this exemplar is in remarkably pristine condition with minimal wear inside and out, suggesting it may have been used only once.

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The Comet III was introduced in 1956. It produced, from 127 film, 3x4 negatives; Its distinctive design allowed the long side of the negative to be horizontal, without having to rotate the camera. The body is die-cast aluminum.
This example is in surprisingly pristine condition. Examining the case's condition and the absence of wear, even on the inside, I am inclined to believe it has perhaps been used only once.

The Comet III was introduced in 1956. It produced, from 127 film, 3x4 negatives; Its distinctive design allowed the long side of the negative to be horizontal, without having to rotate the camera. The body is die-cast aluminum.
This example is in surprisingly pristine condition. Examining the case's condition and the absence of wear, even on the inside, I am inclined to believe it has perhaps been used only once.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Brand
Bencini
Model/type nr
Comet III
Physical condition
Good
Functional condition
Tested and working
Film type
127
Estimated period
1950-1960
ItalyVerified
67
Objects sold
Private

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