Vintage Kodak Brownie Hawkeye Flash Model 620 Roll Film Fixed-Focus Lens Camera. An iconic point-and-shoot box camera this model produced in the U.S.A. by the Eastman Kodak Company between 1950 and 1961. Made of a molded black Bakelite body with an Art Deco-inspired ribbed design and a top-mounted handle. The camera has a top waist-level viewfinder, a fixed-focus lens, a single-speed rotary shutter, a side winding knob and a push-button shutter release. The camera uses a 620 roll film.

The camera is in fair vintage condition. Fair as, it is in one piece and all the parts are there and it seems to function. The winding knob turns, the shutter clicks, camera opens. The front metal plate where the lens and viewfinder are has rust. The camera has not been tested and probably needs maintenance to fully operate. The camera has been in climate controlled storage for at least 30-years. Every effort is made to faithfully represent the colors in the photos as close to the original "real-life" colors as possible. That said, please be aware that that there are color variances due to the digital cameras automatic correction and different lighting and backgrounds. The photos are with different color backgrounds to give the most accurate representation of the actual color of the item as possible.

Sold AS IS. See the photos for design details, size and condition.