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Vintage Pentax ESPIO 60S Film Camera
SKU: 0611-1625278
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Year Manufactured: 2000
Colour: Silver
Brand: PENTAX
Series: Espio
Type: Point & Shoot
Format: 35 mm
Unit Type: Awesome Camera
Focus Type: Auto & Manual
Manufacturer Warranty: None
Model: Espio 60S
Features: Built-in Flash, Auto Exposure, Timer, Electric Drive, Lomographic Camera, Manual Program Modes, Panorama Setting, Shooting-Modes
Unit Quantity: 1
Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan
Colour: Silver
Brand: PENTAX
Series: Espio
Type: Point & Shoot
Format: 35 mm
Unit Type: Awesome Camera
Focus Type: Auto & Manual
Manufacturer Warranty: None
Model: Espio 60S
Features: Built-in Flash, Auto Exposure, Timer, Electric Drive, Lomographic Camera, Manual Program Modes, Panorama Setting, Shooting-Modes
Unit Quantity: 1
Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan
Condition
Used: very good
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