Coronet Midget rossa | Subminiature camera
The Coronet Midget is a tiny camera made of Bakelite by the Coronet Camera Co. of Birmingham, England. It is only 6. 5 cm long and 2. 6 cm wide. and weighs only 71 g. It was produced between 1935 and 1936, in different colors: black, lime green, olive green, brown, red and, subsequently, in blue in 1937.
The film used is 16mm paper backed film and uses a simple Taylor-Hobson F10 fixed focus meniscus lens lens and a 1/30 second fixed speed shutter. The back of the camera is hinged downwards for film loading. A red window centered at the rear is used to control film advance, wrapped by a simple knob or a hinged D-shaped ring.
The camera is red in color and has film inside.
The machine is not tested but the mechanism works perfectly and closes perfectly.
Please look at the photographs carefully. We do not accept complaints regarding the state of use of the machine: it is ancient and used.
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The Coronet Midget is a tiny camera made of Bakelite by the Coronet Camera Co. of Birmingham, England. It is only 6. 5 cm long and 2. 6 cm wide. and weighs only 71 g. It was produced between 1935 and 1936, in different colors: black, lime green, olive green, brown, red and, subsequently, in blue in 1937.
The film used is 16mm paper backed film and uses a simple Taylor-Hobson F10 fixed focus meniscus lens lens and a 1/30 second fixed speed shutter. The back of the camera is hinged downwards for film loading. A red window centered at the rear is used to control film advance, wrapped by a simple knob or a hinged D-shaped ring.
The camera is red in color and has film inside.
The machine is not tested but the mechanism works perfectly and closes perfectly.
Please look at the photographs carefully. We do not accept complaints regarding the state of use of the machine: it is ancient and used.
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