Vintage Red 1950 ' S Sabre 620 Camera With Scarce Complete Intact Box

THIS IS WHAT YOU'RE BUYING: Here's a vintage Sabre 620 plastic snapshot box camera, made by Shaw-Harrison of the United States starting around 1956, for 2 1/4 x 2 1/4 inch (6 x 6 cm) exposures on #620 roll film, and it's in excellent used condition, a mid-century modern beauty, fully functional and very nicely preserved, in the very desirable bright red color with white controls and matching flash unit, complete with the instructions in the original classic black "bullseye" box. ...Wow! Something to note, the Sabre 620 boxes were made of a particularly flimsy thick card stock rather than sturdier cardboard, so they are extremely hard to find today without creases and excessive tears and missing flaps. This example has some tears, which have been nicely reinforced with tape applied to the inside, but it's otherwise in totally complete and intact shape, and that's fairly rare. Okay, buy-it-now for only $69, and shipping is absolutely free within the United States! I'll be liquidating a huge selection of items from an important major collection of classic toys and mid-century modern plastic cameras in the coming month, the majority of them mint in the original box, so please click on the link HERE to see all my current eBay listings. Okay, now take a look at this fantastic classic snapshot camera in its scarce complete intact box, but don't forget to read the payment and shipping information after the pic:



WHEN THE SALE ENDS: The buyer will immediately receive an invoice through eBay's automated e-mail notification system, but if you're considering more of my items, you might want to wait to pay until you receive my personalized bundled invoice after all your purchases are chosen. The buyer must prepay in US dollars by Paypal or some other more traditional method, and shipping is free within the USA. Worldwide buyers should use eBay's shipping calculator to determine the cost of USPS First Class Mail to their location for this 1 pound 11 ounce parcel. Now please remember, this is a genuine antique camera, some 60 years old, not a minty new item fresh from the factory, so there's a chance it could have additional little age related aches or pains I didn't notice, but it's still guaranteed to be as described, and if for some honest and understandable reason you're not satisfied, simply e-mail me first to verify instructions and then return the piece for a full refund, in compliance with eBay's guidelines, within fourteen (14) days after you receive it. Thanks for looking, and never forget, antique wood and brass and red bellows cameras rock!



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