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Rich-Ray Richca P |
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Manufactured or assembled in Japan from (Circa) 1952 to (After) 1952.
Index of rarity in France: Rare (among non-specialized garage sales)
Inventory number: 14475
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Chronology of cameras Rich-Ray
The Richca P is part of a series of Japanese cameras using Bolta film. These cameras can be found under various brand names in the late 1950s. They share a common body with the same shape. It's even possible that the mold used for their production is common to them.
It features a rear part with a central protrusion for the viewfinder, often with a metal piece on each side of the viewfinder. This piece doesn't seem to have a significant purpose since in some cases, like on this Richca P, it serves as anchor points for a small strap.
The front part is a large parallelepiped on which the shutter release button is located. The lens is sometimes protected by a cap connected to the device with a chain. On the front face, there's a dial for aperture selection.
Most of the time, the different models in this series are distinguished by the presence or absence of one of these features.
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