Kodak Instamatic 26

1960's film camera Kodak Instamatic 26 is a British-made camera from the 1960s designed for 126 film cartridges. It is mechanically similar to the Instamatic 25 but has a distinctive black body with a silver front plate. Focus and exposure are largely predetermined, making the camera exceptionally simple to operate. A flash attachment can be used for indoor or low-light photography. New 126 film is no longer produced on a large scale. The camera is therefore mainly suitable for collectors or photographers willing to reload an existing 126 cartridge. Used: Pre-owned, vintage Appearance: There are some scratches Scuffs from normal use It shows signs of use Optics: There is no fog There is no fungus There is no balsam separation There are no scratches There are a few dusts Functional: All functions are working properly Bundled Items: Case