Lebber vintage® - Fisher-Price Perfect 110 film camera. 1993: 3815

The camera works fine!
The Fisher-Price Perfect is a camera sold from 1993 to 1997 that was, unsurprisingly, marketed as a children's camera.

The camera uses the 110 film format, which is still widely available. It has a built-in flash, a fixed-focus lens, and dual viewfinders. The flash requires batteries, but otherwise this camera can operate without batteries.

Children's cameras for 110 film were relatively common in the 80's/90's because the film could be loaded easily. Other companies, such as Kodak, Vivitar and Concord, also marketed 110 children's cameras.


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