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The Rollex camera was manufactured S.C.A.P or Société de Construction d'Appareils Photographiques located in the city of Levallois, France in circa 1950. It was similar to the Kovex camera. It was box shaped camera made with an aluminum body with black covering on the sides. The exposed edges were rounded and polished. The camera took 6 x 9 cm exposures on standard no. 620 roll film. It also had flash synchronization. It featured a unique finder that is stored away behind door and swings into place when opened. It was fitted with a fixed focus meniscus lens with two diaphragms "PETIT DIAPH" & "GRAND DIAPH" and a simple Instantaneous and Pose (bulb) shutter.

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