Find: Kodak Duaflex IV and Argus C3

Here are our yard sale loot from many Saturdays ago in Elkton, Maryland. The lady that we brought it from said these were her father-in-law's.

Kodak Duaflex IV Camera with Diamond leather case. This camera cost $24.50 back in the day. It came with a brown leather Diamond brand camera case.


The Kodak Duaflex is a 620 roll film pseudo TLR made by Kodak in the US and UK. The original versions were available from December 1947 - September 1950 in the US, and 1949-1955 in the UK; the Duaflex IV was finally discontinued in the US in March 1960. - source


The Duaflex IV differs from previous models by decorating a "chocolate". From the model III , the single contact for flash, were replaced with screw contacts. Therefore, we find associated, the flash so often seen with the Brownie Flash. - source


The next one was this 1950's Samukawa luggage (made in Japan) and everything in it.


black Mansfield leather case with 6 different colored lens filter || trigger || Hansa self timer and case || Hansa self timer instruction || Walz Super Exposure Meter manual (in Japanese and English) || Rollieflex Camera D.P.E. lens fabric cleaner


Argus C 3 Manual



Kodaguide Snapshot dial (original price: 25 cents) || your color transparencies


flashbulbs || lens filter || old receipt || flash attachment


lens and black leather case || flash unit || original flashbulb carton package || old silica gel in a cotton fabric


original carton package of Sylvania Flashbulbs blue dot.



Argus C3 is a 35mm film rangefinder camera manufactured by Argus and produced between 1939-1957.


The Argus C series had been called "the brick". C3 is similar to the C2, but with flash sync attachment holes on left end. - source




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