Kodak Eastman: Brownie 127 (1953-1959) Price Guide: estimate a camera value

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Kodak Eastman: Brownie 127 (1953-1959)

CollectiBlend Average Index

	Average	Very good	Mint
	$5-10	$10-20	$10-20
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We don't have enough information to provide an accurate price for this camera, so this is the suggestion based on what we have.

Camera rarity

(Very common. Votes: 9)

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1953-1959. Bakelite body. In 1953 there was a white-bodied camera model, which is very rare and expensive.

Kodak Eastman: Brownie 127 (1953-1959) camera

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Camera sales and other sources with added premiums,
converted and inflation-adjusted prices:

	Date	Condition	Price
	2003-02-28	B	$9
	2002-01-01	B	<$17
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by ScamHater » Fri Sep 16, 2016 5:50 am

Only 5000 white models were manufactured.

Many black models have been painted or sprayed to look almost identical.

On the inside of the camera you may be able to see if yours was sprayed or painted.

Be careful of scammers trying to sell black models as white ones.

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