A fab little 8mm cine camera by Kodak, dating to the mid-to-late 1960s. This model was designed to be compact and easy to use, with a simple wind-up mechanism (no batteries needed) and a direct optical viewfinder.
Inside, it still has Kodak Cine 8 film spools in place — the film appears to be unused and moves smoothly between reels. It also comes in its original brown Kodak case with a matching strap.
Film type: Standard 8mm (Double 8)
Mechanism: Spring-wound – crank winds freely
Lens: Fixed-focus
Dimensions: Approx. 10 x 18 x 9 cm
Includes: Camera, original Kodak spools (film present), fitted carry case
Condition: I am not a camera expert, however the camera does come with what appears to be unused film. I can also confirm that the wind-up mechanism is working as it should and the film moves between the reels. Cosmetically in good vintage condition with light age-related wear.
A great retro shelf piece or collectible for vintage film lovers.