Coronet 120 Film Folding Vintage Camera Black UK Manufactured Collectors Piece

Features: The Coronet Camera Company was an English company most noted for its box cameras manufactured in the 1950s. The company was established in 1926 at 48 Great Hampton Street, Aston, Birmingham, by Frederick Pettifer.
The Coronet is a Folding Bed or Self-Erecting 120 film Camera Series, manufactured by Coronet Camera Co., Birmingham, UK and produced between 1920s-1940s.
Coronet Camera Co. linked up with Tiranty of Paris after WW2 to produce cameras and avoid French import restrictions.
Coronet folding 120 film cameras normally had no model identification on the camera itself.

Details: This is a Vintage 120 Film Coronet Folding Camera in Black made in the 1920's and has the expected amount of relative age-related usage marks. No major bashes, or dings. It has been UVC sanitised. Shutter opens and closes on demand. Some expected haze on lens. Folding door is quite stiff to open. Please study the high-resolution photos closely to evaluate the condition as pictures speak louder than words. Feel free to request any specific additional photos or questions about the piece/lot so as to be sure about what you may be looking to buy. This is an ideal item for an avid collector or fan of vintage and antique camera equipment. This item would also make a great movie or theatrical prop.

Package Includes: Coronet 120 Film Antique Folding Camera