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Pigeon 35 Camera With USS Philippine Sea Aircraft Carrier Card, Flash, 2X Lens1

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The Pigeon 35 Camera with WWII vessel USS Philippine Sea Aircraft Carrier Card is a vintage compact camera from the 1950s manufactured in Japan by the brand Pigeon. This silver camera features a manual focus type and a 35mm format, impeccable for capturing moments with its 2X lens and timer feature. With a sleek design measuring 5 inches in length, 2.5 inches in height, and 1 inch in width, this camera is a exceptional and nostalgic piece for photography enthusiasts.

This camera comes with an original card documenting its use aboard the aircraft carrier USS Philippine Sea, matching body and lens serial numbers to the camera and is embossed with the ship’s stamp!

Opel flash and box, light meter and 2X lens
Also has UV filter and original leather cases
Focus ring doesn’t turn every the way. Shutter and advance works truly well though not film tested. 2X lens rear cap seems stuck, I did not force it.