The Twelve-20 Camera was manufactured by the Coronet Camera Company of England in circa 1950. Designed as a twin lens camera, and not a reflex. This camera was similar to the Coronet D-20, except it did not include a synchronized flash. The Twelve-20 was made of metal and cardboard with either brown or black leatherette covering. Some models featured a green filter. The camera was capable of capturing 2 1/4 x 2 1/4 inch (6 x 6cm) images on either 120 or 620 film. It was fitted with a meniscus lens with a distance and near aperture adjustments, and a shutter with instantaneous and B settings. The large viewfinder located on the top featured a flip up cover.

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