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the name "Walt Disney Enterprises" in the corner is a usage that Disney discontinued in 1939. At least one example is known with a box. There are less than a dozen of the Six-20 models known and only a few of the Six-16 models. Some have screws holding the faceplates on, some have hexnuts. It seems likely that these were made up as prototypes and never officially approved or produced--or that only the faceplates were made, and much later someone discovered them and attached them to the correct cameras and began trickling them onto the market. The faceplate appears to be a decal attached to the metal surface, then protected by a thin layer of plastic. The rest of the camera is completely standard. |
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