Rajar No. 6

1929

Amalgamated Photographic Materials Ltd

London

England

Lens:

c. 3 ¾", fixed stop.

Shutter:

Rotary sector, T and I settings.

Construction:

Bakelite body, cloth bellows.

Format:

2 ¼" x 3 ¼" exposures on roll-film.

Focusing:

Fixed.

Attributes:

Reflecting view-finder.
Film advance indicated by red window. Not coupled to shutter.

With:

Case.

The Rajar No.6 is an early Bakelite camera given away in promotions. Special spools are required having a square notch to fit the film advance spindle. Kodak introduced a similar camera, the No. 2 Hawkette, shortly afterwards.

References & Notes:

BP 324831/1929.

Company Details:

APM

Early Photography