Info from the website'tfgtransfer'. In 1923, Bell &Howell introduced their first Filmo, the model 70A, a single lens camera marketed to the home movie enthusiast for the "making of personal motion pictures" as they phrased it in their ads in magazines like Saturday Evening Post, National Geographic, Harper's and Country Life. It was definitely a camera for the well to do but, then shooting 16mm home movies in the 1920's was a hobby pretty much reserved for the rich, anyway.
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