Vintage Spartus Full-Vue Synchronized Twin Lens Reflex Film Box Camera Antique!

Vintage Spartus Full-Vue Synchronized Twin Lens Reflex Film Box Camera Antique!

I believe this was my parents camera when first married. Based on internet research listed below, it appears to be Circa 1940s, but can't be sure. This camera has been in a single family over its lifetime! The camera would be great for a collector, photographer, or just to display in your home or office!

The Spartus Full-Vue Reflex Camera was manufactured by the Spartus Camera Corporation in circa 1940. Designed as a simple to operate, twin-lens reflex providing the exact sized image on the ground glass viewer. The camera took twelve full size 2 1/4 x 2 1/4 inch exposures on No. 120 or B2 roll film. It was fitted with a fixed focus lens for quick easy snap shots and simple time and instantaneous shutter. In 1949 it was improved with a synchronized flash (not included in this listing). 

Approx. Dimensions: 4-7/8" T (with viewfinder closed) x 7" T (with viewfinder open) x 3-1/2" W x 4-1/2" D

Sold as is. No warranty from seller. No Returns.

CONDITION NOTE: Used, but in very good condition for its age. Not able to test with film, but shutter does click and move when pressed. Includes the original camera instruction manual, instructions for taking flash pictures (but no flash unit is included), and original box (see pictures). Box has the top flap, but it is torn off, and has edge wear and tears (see pictures). Plastic strap is still flexible. See detailed high resolution pictures (that are zoom-able) to know what you are purchasing.