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Capture a piece of mid-century American history! up for sale is a beautiful vintage Kodak Six-20 Brownie Special, manufactured in Rochester, NY between 1938 and 1942. Designed by the legendary industrial designer Walter Dorwin Teague, this model features a highly stylized, streamlined trapezoidal metal body wrapped in a distinctive black Moroccoline leatherette texture.Whether you are a seasoned camera collector or looking for the perfect rustic shelf display piece for your home or studio, this classic box camera looks incredible from every single angle.Condition Details:Cosmetics: Good vintage condition with light scuffs, minor paint wear on the edges, and slight surface patina consistent with its age. The leatherette texture is well-preserved and intact.Mechanics: Dials and switches move smoothly. The shutter lever successfully switches between Instant (I) and Time (T) exposure settings, and the shutter release button triggers as expected. The bottom focal switch alternates smoothly between its two focus zones (5-10 ft / Beyond 10 ft).Optics: Viewfinder and lens show typical internal dust expected from an item of this vintage.Testing: This unit has not been tested with live film and is being sold strictly As-Is as a collectible display piece, shelf-accent, or restoration project.Please inspect the detailed, high-resolution listing photos closely to confirm the exact physical condition for yourself before offerding or purchasing.
