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Phil Started conversation May 2, 2001
What a totally fascinating article. I think I now want one 
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a girl called Ben Posted May 2, 2001
Thank you for your kind words. They are great. Did you follow the links?
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Phil Posted May 2, 2001
I had a look at the photos and they're not bad for such a small film area. Just been looking on ebay as well though most seem to be sold from the US. Also had a look at the Jessops site for an idea of a new price 
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Pheroneous Posted May 2, 2001
Excellent entry, Ben. Can I have one too? Please. I wish to be a spy. Thanks.
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a girl called Ben Posted May 2, 2001
The original article included a link to a site which sold 2nd hand minoxes. I have put a link in to my journal. If that gets moderated away, then email me and I will forward the link to you.
a spy called Ben
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$u$ Posted May 2, 2001
I also want one, being photography mad already.
The link was taken out for obvious reasons (commercial!), but I believe it was an American site anyway, n'est pas? Is the link still on the original entry on your page Ben?
Actually someone I know with a 110 Action Man 'spy' camera *cough* has produced jolly good results! Lot cheaper too.
~A~
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a girl called Ben Posted May 4, 2001
My sister used to take very good pics with the old Kodak 110s. Good for you Pegasus.
No I think the link is gone from the original entry. I might try to put it back. But Advertising again. On the other hand I could say that I bought from there - and leave it at that. History - not advertising.
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alji's Posted Dec 28, 2001
I wanted one when I was about 10 but I had a small box camera which took 120 film.
Alji 
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