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The Glory box camera was manufactured by Nefotaf of Weert, Holland in circa 1949. The camera was constructed of metal covered in leatherette with a decorative round face plate circling the lens depicting the name of the camera. It was capable of capturing 6 x 9 cm exposures on roll film. the camera featured two prism finders, a fixed focus lens, an instantaneous shutter plus time and two apertures. The camera was in production less than a year before they changed the name to Nefox due to a request from the Dutch government.

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Historic Camera Value and Rating - Estimating Overall Worth (about)

Ref: McKeown's price guide to antique and classic cameras. 12th edition 2005-2006.

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