Polaroid SX-70 Brown Leather Film Land Camera With Original Case & Manual. Shipped with USPS Priority Mail.

The original magic camera, 1970s. At the Polaroid company meeting in 1972, Edwin land stepped onto the stage, pulled a camera out of his jacket pocket, and took five instant photos in just ten seconds. That camera was the Polaroid SX-70, and it was the camera that made truly instant photography possible for the first time ever. One of Edwin Land's great original collapsible streamline designs, circa late 1972. Technologically advanced "customer friendly" SLR design for the time, espoused by Charles and Ray Eames in the media. It was, the Eames' said, "a system of novelties.” paper insert has print date of 1973.

Early Model. Circular split-screen focus, pre - sonar. no film included (available on-line). One original flash cube strip included. good condition, including original leather case, with strap, and inserts.

A modernist design icon. Untested.