Unfortunately, post purchase research found that the Box Brownie camera will have to function purely as an (very lovely) ornament as the film is no longer in production. Bah humbug.
Then head over heels I fell as I followed Bobby's gaze to a beautiful and fully functioning early 1900s Singer sewing machine. Alas, how I would go about getting it half way across the world in five months when I go back home, I have no idea. So, as it is, I'm in love and yes I'd rather no longer talk about it please.
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If it's any consolation, I see quite a few of those singer machines of that era around the outskirts of sydney/wollongong. It will happen...in good time.
-Kaylene
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Thank you, knowing they're quite common calms my soul a little.
You can find films for Polaroid on ebay and on this site:
http://polapremium.com/shop/film
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It's possible you can adapt some other film to work in that camera.
Have a little read: http://www.flickr.com/groups/127/discuss/72157606179484328/
I adorrre your blog header :)
You're so whole-some (a whole lot of awesome)...
Yeah, I had a big old chuckle when I thought of that one today... yeaaahhh... Sorry about that....
Hugs,
Centine
Love your blog! That Singer is to die for!
Thank you for the tips (and comments) folk. Shall definitely look further into film. We went back for the polaroid camera a couple of days ago too. x
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