This is a gently used vintage, pocket-style camera from the late 1970s-early 1980s. This camera does not use a battery. It takes the flip-flash shown in the photos, which attaches to the top of the camera. The flip-flash shown is included in this lot and has three flashes remaining. This camera also comes with the instruction book, which is printed in English, French, and Spanish. The camera also has a removable metal snake-chain wrist strap, which is undamaged. The plastic window on the back side, which lets you see the film cartridge, when inserted, has a crack in it (see photos), but it is intact. Film is NOT included. This camera takes the 110 film cartridge. This camera has a manual push-pull mechanism to advance the film. The silver-colored shutter button is hidden when the camera is closed. You pull the camera open by placing your fingers on both ends and pulling with your fingers on the finger grips (see photo). You advance the film by pushing the same parts closed after tripping the shutter, then reopening the camera. The mechanism, as tested, opens smoothly and easily, but there is a little resistance when closing it (I think it's because that's the motion that advances the film). It did this repeatedly upon testing, but it worked every time. The camera case shows evidence of use, as shown in the photos, but, overall, is in very good cosmetic condition. Original owner.
