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Tony Kemplen on the … Zeiss Ikon Kolibri

his little offering from Zeiss dates from the early 1930s and uses 127 film, a smaller obsolete version of the still widely available 120 roll film. I acquired mine in 2011 when I became interested in 127 cameras from that era. Many of these are very similar in design, but the Kolibri

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