Camera Flash - Hanimex
c. 1950Item A: Camera flash
Item B: Packaging box
The Hanimex Compact Model II BC Flashgun is a battery-operated flash unit. Popular in the mid-20th century (likely 1950s-60s). Designed for film cameras that had a "hot shoe" or flash connector, using replaceable flashbulbs (BC bulbs) and a specific battery (like a 15V) to create a bright flash for low-light photography. Functions as an external flash for basic point-and-shoot cameras before electronic flashes dominated.
Details
Details
Item A: "Hanimex Compact II"
Item B: "Hanimex. Compact Model II. BC Flashgun. Made in Japan.
Flashbulbs (BC): It uses replaceable flashbulbs (often called "BC bulbs," referring to the Battery-Condenser circuit) that burn out after each use, requiring replacement.
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