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The Ferrania Rondine camera was manufactured by Ferrania of Milan Italy on circa 1948. This small camera was constructed of a metal body covered in leather with a choice colors and some exposed metal was brushed. The five colors of leather included black, red, blue, green and burgundy. It was capable of capturing eight exposures 1 5/8 x 2 1/2 inches on standard no. 127 roll film. This camera featured a waist level built-in viewfinder and a pop-up eye-level direct view finder. It was fitted with fixed focus Ferrania Linear f7.5 meniscus lens with an single speed instantaneous shutter providing 1/75th of a second speed, plus bulb. The camera also provides built in flash synchronization.

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