Ansco Anscoflex 620 Film Camera (with flash)
The Ansco Anscoflex is an unusual enamelled-metal pseudo TLR with a large lens cover which slides up to form the viewfinder hood. The viewfinder is almost 1:1 for the 2¼ x 2¼" (6x6cm) photos. It was built in the USA by Ansco from around 1954 to a design by Raymond Loewy. The aperture (f/11) and shutter speed are fixed. It takes 6x6cm images on 620 film, wound by a large, ratcheted knob in the side. (taken from http://camera-wiki.org/wiki/Ansco_Anscoflex)
May not be in working condition--missing viewfinder covers as shown
Original: $29.16
-70%$29.16
$8.75
Description
The Ansco Anscoflex is an unusual enamelled-metal pseudo TLR with a large lens cover which slides up to form the viewfinder hood. The viewfinder is almost 1:1 for the 2¼ x 2¼" (6x6cm) photos. It was built in the USA by Ansco from around 1954 to a design by Raymond Loewy. The aperture (f/11) and shutter speed are fixed. It takes 6x6cm images on 620 film, wound by a large, ratcheted knob in the side. (taken from http://camera-wiki.org/wiki/Ansco_Anscoflex)
May not be in working condition--missing viewfinder covers as shown
