Vintage Kodak Brownie Bull's Eye 620 Film Camera w/ Twindar Lens & Flash

Vintage Kodak Brownie Bull's Eye 620 Film Camera w/ Twindar Lens & Flash  Pre-owned in great condition with normal wear & tear.  The Brownie Bull's-Eye was a Bakelite Box camera taking 8 6x9 exposures on 620 film, made by Kodak between 1954 & 1960. It was designed by Arthur H Crapsey, who also designed the highly successful Kodak Brownie Hawkeye and Kodak Brownie Star series, among many others. Crapsey was a designer whose aesthetic is recognizable to many who use Kodaks from this period.  The Bull's-Eye was available in black (with light-grey winding knob, focus & shutter-release)- from 1954-1958, or a beige colour (called gold, with black controls) from 1957-1960[1]. A Kodalite-mount Midget flashgun was provided in a kit with the camera, identical to the one sold with the Hawkeye Flash. This unit took two AA's and an M-sized flash-bulb. The camera could accept other Kodalite-mount flashes, including the Kodalite itself, the Generator Flasholder that does not require batteries, and a few others from Kodak. It comes with camera, shoulder strap, bulbs & carrying bag.  There's some slight scratches.  Please refer to the pictures & video.  What you see is what you get.