Vintage Camera Argus Seventy-Five with Flash Attachment – 1950s

Step back into photography history with this Argus Seventy-Five twin-lens reflex (TLR) camera, produced in Ann Arbor, Michigan, during the 1950s. Known for its sturdy Bakelite body and simple design, this camera was marketed as an affordable entry-level medium format option for amateur photographers. It features a fixed-focus 75mm Argus Lumar lens and a waist-level viewfinder. This model includes its original flash attachment with reflector and bulb, making it a complete collectible set. Brand: Argus Model: Seventy-Five (Twin Lens Reflex) Lens: Argus Lumar 75mm Film Type: 620 roll film (discontinued, but can be respooled from 120 film for use) Features: Waist-level viewfinder, instant & time shutter settings, built-in strap Body Material: Black Bakelite with chrome trim Included: Camera body, flash attachment, and bulb (untested)