The BACO Press Club camera was manufactured by BACO of Hollywood, California in circa 1946. Constructed of cast metal, the camera weighed less than 2 1/2 pounds and was durable and rigid. It captured 2 1/4 x 3 1/4 inch exposures on sheet film packs. It had a enclosed focusing mechanism, a ground glass back with focusing hood, a collapsible wire frame type finder, and a scale focusing. It accepted 4 inch lenses in a standard "H" board. The BACO Press Club camera was priced at $37.50 for the camera alone without accessories. Accessories available included optical view finder, Kalart Rangefinder and Kin-Sol Flash gun.

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