Kodak Colorburst 300 Instant Camera Made in USA 1978 with Strap Untested Kodak Colorburst 300 instant camera, made in the USA, produced between 1978 and 1980. Features the original wood grain front panel, built in flash unit, focus control ring, and darken/lighten exposure adjustment. The original neck strap is present. Camera is untested. The battery contacts show corrosion and no attempt has been made to clean or restore them. Sold strictly as found. Note that the PR10 format film this camera requires was discontinued and is no longer commercially available, so the camera cannot be used for its original purpose regardless of functional condition.

So wie im Text angegeben. Sämtliche Angaben, Bilder und Hinweise zur Ware sind nach bestem Wissen und Gewissen gemacht und möglichst genau, damit sich der Käufer ein genaues Bild davon machen kann. Das Recht der Rückgabe wird ebenfalls ausgeschlossen.

So wie im Text angegeben. Sämtliche Angaben, Bilder und Hinweise zur Ware sind nach bestem Wissen und Gewissen gemacht und möglichst genau, damit sich der Käufer ein genaues Bild davon machen kann. Das Recht der Rückgabe wird ebenfalls ausgeschlossen.

Untested due to not having the right film No battery corrosion Box is in rough shape but camera is clean This is a great display piece unless you have the correct instant film Any questions please don’t hesitate to ask

Untested due to not having the right film No battery corrosion Box is in rough shape but camera is clean This is a great display piece unless you have the correct instant film Any questions please don’t hesitate to ask

Good condition, not film tested but tested with batteries and flash works as should be

Good condition, not film tested but tested with batteries and flash works as should be

Introduced in 1978, it was part of Kodak's ambitious effort to compete with Polaroid, which held a monopoly on the instant photography market. The box itself is in great shape for its age.

Introduced in 1978, it was part of Kodak's ambitious effort to compete with Polaroid, which held a monopoly on the instant photography market. The box itself is in great shape for its age.