1965-1970s Kodak Instamatic 104 Outfit

*History story~ The Instamatic series of cameras is the most successful series in the history of Kodak cameras, perhaps because of its simple design and function, so that photography is not so far away. Between 1960 and 1970, this series sold for a total of Sixty million units. *Antique print camera Kodak Instamatic 104 Outfit *Year: 1965 to 1970s * Origin: United States *Lens: 43 mm * Negative film: 126 film *Aperture: f11 * Shutter: 1/90 (when the flash is not connected), 1/40 (when the flash is connected) * Camera size: 10.3Wx4.8Dx6H cm (without flash) *The box is fully equipped, the camera lens looks clean, the camera contains a roll of three negatives, including an unused square magnesium flash, a film that has been taken apart but not filmed, with traces of use . *Precautions before purchase: As shown in the photo, the antique items must have traces of the years, please buy with the heart of the collection, pursue a new perfection, please think twice before buying, high-priced goods suggest face-to-face delivery, to avoid cognitive differences.