Vintage Kodak Brownie Holiday Flash Camera, 1950s - Untested

A collectible, this was a popular model produced by Eastman Kodak from 1953 to 1962. It features a brown molded plastic body, often made of Bakelite, with a Dakon lens and a rotary shutter. The holiday flash model included flash synchronization. It used 127 roll film and was known for its simple, point and shoot design. It was made in the USA.
 
We do not have the time or resources to get this tested and have priced it accordingly. The moving parts still work, the shutter button emitting a little click when pushed and the lens opening and closing. The finder appears clear of dust. The body is a bit scuffed, scratched, and dusty in the nooks of the piece. The metal handle holders on the sides could use a polishing. The handle is original. 
 
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