Introduction | Baby Flex | Sholy-Flex | Peace Baby Flex | Peace Small Lef
The Peace Baby Flex was introduced in about 1949 and has more than a passing resemblance to the Baby Flex. The folding hood appears to be exactly the same however the name plate is marked with S.P.S and a serial number. This is possibly the smallest TLR (twin lens reflex) camera ever made. This was an inexpensive novelty with a simple mirror arrangement for the top, viewing lens and a tiny Sanko f3.5, 20mm lens for the taking lens. The shutter is two speed and the camera came with a fitted leather case in a cardboard presentation box.
The Sholy-Flex closely mimics the Peace Baby Flex and has S.P.S on the name plate.
See "Spy Camera" page 58-59 Michael Pritchard and Douglas St. Denny.
| Model | Baby Flex |
| Finish/colour | |
| Lens | 20mm Sanko Fixed focus |
| Shutter | B, 1/25-1/150 |
| Aperture | f3.5-f11.0 |
| Film Door lock | |
| Case | |
| Box | |
| Instructions | |
| Purchased | |
| Date of Manufacture | |
| Cost | |
| Current Value | |
| Auction Price | Ebay 2006/05/20 1100EUR, 2011/07/04 1680USD (box) |
| Comment | rare, and does not take good photographs |
Last Updated on 12th August 2011