Vintage 70s Motion Picture Super 8 Reflex Zoom f/1.7 Movie Camera Untested

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More information about Vintage 70s Motion Picture Super 8 Reflex Zoom f/1.7 Movie Camera Untested

Vintage 1970s GAF ST/202 Super 8 Film Camera – made in Japan. This classic camera features a reflex zoom lens (11–22mm) and a distinctive pistol grip design, iconic of the early 70s era of home movie-making. It’s a great piece for collectors, restoration enthusiasts, or as a retro display item.

Details:

• Model: GAF ST/202

• Format: Super 8

• Reflex Zoom Lens: 11–22mm

• Switch for feet/meters

• Trigger-style grip

• Made in Japan

• 1970s era production

• Untested – sold as-is for parts, restoration, or display

• Clean overall vintage condition with some cosmetic wear (see photos)

• Film compartment and controls appear intact, but no batteries or film included