This is a vintage Kodak Brownie Starflex film camera. It has black casing with silver metal detailing and frame. The top of the camera is marked with a elongated star and flips up to reveal the viewfinder. The Starflex was made from 1957-1964. It would take 127 roll film, but this camera has not been tested and is meant as decor.
This Starflex is in good vintage condition for its age and use. The viewfinder and back film casing open and close easily. There is general wear to the casing with some minor scratching and discoloration. The lens looks dusty through the viewfinder and is unfocused, but the Duraflex doesn't have the ability to focus, so not sure if that's part of the original design. The shutter works, and I think there is still a roll of film in the camera. The number advanced from 10-12 when I tried the shutter! The back of the camera has a rust spot at the top. The bottom front lens is dented to the top right.
The camera measures 3.75 inches tall by 3.25 inches wide. It is 2 inches deep.
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