The Brownie Bull's-Eye was a Bakelite Box camera made by Kodak between 1954 & 1960, designed by Arthur H Crapsey (who also designed the highly successful Kodak Brownie Star series). The body featured an eye-level viewfinder and a large shutter-release button on the front vertical edge, in front of the winding knob. It was available in black (with light-grey winding knob, focus & shutter-release)- from 1954-1958, or a beige colour (called "gold", with black controls) from 1958-1960[1].
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Notes[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Dates from Kodak.com's list of products
Specifications[edit | edit source]
- Country of orign: USA
- In production: 1954 - 1960
- Lens: Kodak Twindar, zone focussing
- Shutter: rotary, with flash synch; Speeds "Long" (bulb) or "Instant"
- Film: 620 film, 8 6x9cm exposures
Links[edit | edit source]
- Brownie Bull's-Eye on Bret Culp's collection site
- Bull's-Eye on Chuck Baker's Brownie site
- Brownie Bull's Eye on Ed's Kodak Collection by Ed van Mil
- Bull's Eye gold, Bull's Eye black on www.collection-appareils.fr by Sylvain Halgand
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