vintage Kodak Duaflex camera.

The camera is a Kodak Duaflex, a popular vintage pseudo twin-lens reflex (TLR) camera produced by Eastman Kodak from the late 1940s to 1960. This model appears to be an earlier version, likely a Duaflex I or II, identifiable by the design and the fixed-focus Kodet lens. The Duaflex was designed to look like the professional Rolleiflex TLR cameras of its era but was a simple, easy-to-use box camera for the consumer market. The top lens is for the viewfinder, and the bottom lens is the one that captures the image on film. It uses 620 roll film, which is no longer manufactured but can be replicated by respooling modern 120 film onto a 620 metal spool. The camera uses a fixed-focus, single-element Kodet lens, typically 75mm with an aperture of around f/15. It has everything included in the box except for film. The box is damaged but the camera is in excellent condition. Please see photos for details.