Bencini Comet original cameras are cameras viewer for 3x4 or 4x4 images in 127 cm films made in Italy by CMF Bencini from 1948 to the 1950s are smaller versions of the range of 120 films Bencini Koroll, solidly built from molding with backing plate. Its controls are limited to instant shutter (1/50 seconds) or a obturador'B 'and (in most models) to a focusing lens. The Comet III (discussed in its own separate page) is a camera of unusual vertical (horizontal images so providing 3x4 cm when upright). There were several models: Format model introduced C.1948 4x4cm Cometa Comet II 3x4cm c.1951 Comet S 3x4 c.1950 Fast comets kite 3 (Fixed focus) 3x4cm c.1953 Cometa III c.1953 approach 3x4cm Kite 44 4x4cm Comet name was later reused for 126 cartridge chambers; see section 126 of the page Bencini, and even later for 35mm cameras.
This we week to show you a single camera as it probably was manufactured under order a client by CMF Bencini is a Bencini Comet. using film 127
In his clothing, 2 cameras joined to the model . Original Comet II in order to create a stereoscopic camera The original model was manufactured around 1951 in Italy
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The house Bencini was founded with the name ICAF in 1937 in Milan, by Antonio Bencini. Shortly after World War II the company name changed to CMF and later in 1946 the company name changed to CMF Bencini, going from early 50s to Bencini SPA the Italian brand continued to design and manufacturing cameras prestige until 1984 , time after which became Cafer Ltd.