Vtg 50s Kodak Brownie Hawkeye Camera Flash Mdl Bakelite W/Copy Original Manual

This is a Kodak Camera that was made from May 1949 to July 1961 known as the "Brownie Hawkeye Flash Model". It was a much loved camera with a Bakelite body with a brilliant viewfinder. It is capable of accepting a wide range of Kodak pin and screw flash attachments. It is easy to use and extremely popular to film photographers because it was cheap to buy, comes apart easily for cleaning of lens and viewfinder and most will accept 120 film without respooling it onto 620 spools making it even easier to shoot with. The 2.25" Inch square negatives it produces are large enough for contact prints or can be enlarged for excellent sharp prints. It has a bulb setting for time exposures, Meniscus lens that is fixed focus from 5 feet to infinity, and a shutter that is rotary style, instantaneous, has "L" settings and release is set flush with body. It has a Bakelite body that is durable molded two piece body style, tongue and grooved held rigid by a lock rotating around the handle stud. It has bright metal trim that matches the Bakelite well. I also included a copy of users manual, details sheet and basic info sheet I found online for the camera that thought may like to have with it.