Released 1955
I bought this camera from eBay as a way of getting into medium format photography. I also managed to get hold of the proprietary flashgun, the Coro-Flash, which takes flash bulbs.
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Conway Synchronised
At a glance
| Lens | Fixed 110mm f/18 |
|---|---|
| Film | 120 (6×9) |
| Focus | Fixed, with close-up lens |
| Meter | None |
Hi My mother is approacking 80 years old and have a conway box camera very good condition in its original fabric case she has had this camera all her life sorm a small child she is wondering how much it is worth and where would she sell it
much appreciated some ideas
best regards richard
Hi Richard,
Box cameras are quite common and so they don’t usually fetch a very high price. A good condition box camera might fetch £25, possibly more if it is a rare or desirable one. I’d recommend searching on eBay for similar cameras to get an idea of the price, and then you could sell it on there too.
I believe I paid £30 for my Conway box camera, but it came with a flashgun and the original case and manual.