The Kodak Recomars Camera was manufactured by the Kodak A.G Company in Stuttgart, Germany from 1932 to 1940. This camera was designed for the serious amateur photographer offering the usage of a variety of negative materials, including film packs, cut film, and plates. Fitted with a Kodak anastigmat f4.5 lens and compur shutter. Features included a double extension bellows and bed, ground glass focusing back, wire frame finders. The Recomars 18 took 6.5 x 9 cm size exposures and the Recomars 33 took 9 x 12 cm exposures on cut film, film packs or plates. Originally prices at $40.00 for the Recomar 18 and $48.00 for the Recomar 33.

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