Cameras

Kodak Baby ‘Brownie’ 127 camera

Made of Bakelite - Kodak's first all-plastic molded camera. Designed by Walter Dorwin Teague. Produced 1934-1952...
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Dehel folding camera

Manufactured by DeMaria-Lapierre. Has 75mm f/3.5 Anastigmat Manar lens, uses 120 roll film to produce 4.5 x 6 cm negatives. Produced in France 1933 to 1950, possibly production era of 1938 to 1948 for this particular....
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Kodak Portrait Brownie No 2 camera

Features innovative, spring-loaded auxiliary lens for close up portraiture. Produced in GB, 1929-33...
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Sony Cyber-shot WX220 digital camera

18.2-megapixel, 10x optical zoom lens, featuring built in Wi-Fi with NFC. Utilizes BIONZ X processing and Optical SteadyShot image stabilization (OSS). Full HD 1080hp video recording capabilities. Introduced 2014....
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Kodak ‘Brownie’ Six-20 camera Model D

With flash contacts. Sheet-metal box camera featuring an Art Deco face plate, dual waist-level viewfinders, and a fixed-focus meniscus lens. Made in GB 1953-1957 ...
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Ricoh Caplio R7 digital camera

8.2 megapixel CCD with 7.1X optical zoom, CCD-shift image stabilization, 2.7 inch LCD screen and 1cm macro mode. Introduced 2007, phased out of production 2008....
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Kodak ‘Brownie’ Six-20 folding camera

With anaston lens and dakon shutter. Focusing 100mm f6,3 lens. Second model edition. Made in GB 1948-1954...
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Rondo Traveler 8T

8 mm cinema camera with 3 turret lenses. Features a mechanical wind-up motor and a non-reflex design. Made in Japan, early 1960s...
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Williamson Type G45 aerial gun camera

16mm film camera used by the RAF in World War II and after to record combat footage and confirm aerial victories. ...
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Canon MV550i camcorder

Records on MiniDV cassettes. Has a 22x optical zoom and a 440x digital zoom. Features a 1/6-inch 540,000-pixel CCD sensor and a 2.5 inch color LCD screen, and an analog-to-digital pas through conversion capabilities. Introduced 2002, phased out of production in 2003....
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Kodak-Vest-Pocket-Camera

Kodak Vest Pocket Autographic Camera With stylus to ‘autograph’ film Made in Canada 1921-1926...
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Kodak Brownie No. 2 camera

First run of Kodak cameras to replace their typical black leatherette casing - this production run involved five colors: blue, brown, grey, red and the green shown in the image. 120mm film, equipped with a fixed focus meniscus optimized for snapshots beyond 5–6 feet and ...
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Kodak Hawkeye Ace Deluxe camera

Primarily produced as special promotional giveaway item for mail-in schemes with certain newspapers and magazines - was never actually listed in Kodak catalogues. Uses 127 roll films, has a fixed-focus meniscus lens with fixed aperture of approx. f.16 and a pull-out wire frame viewfinder. Made ...
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Balda Baldix folding bellows camera

Uses 120 film. Features Enna-Werk Ennagon C 75mm f/3.5 lens. Made in West Germany 1950-1955...
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Polaroid Land Camera 95B

Evolution of Model 95. Folding instant r0ll camera - self-processing. Featuring 130mm f/8.8 lens. Made in USA 1957-1961....
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Zeiss Ikon Nettar 515/2 bellows folding camera

Uses 120 roll film to produce 6x9cm frame negatives. Fitted with a 105mm f3.5 anastigmat lens, featuring both a waist-level finder and a folding frame finder. Produced in Germany, 1938-51 ...
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Kodak ‘Brownie’ Junior Six-20 box camera

Black, Six-20 ‘Brownie’ Junior Kodak camera. Takes 620 Kodak film. Brown strap attached to the top of the box camera. Made in Britain 1939-1943...
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Kodak Brownie No. 0 camera

Constructed of wood and cardboard, utilizing 127 roll film. Two brilliant viewfinders - one for aligning, one for aligning landscape. Includes pull-out tab for Bulb mode, keeping the shutter open for longer periods. Made in GB, 1914 to 1935...
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Halina 35X

35mm viewfinder with 45mm f3.5 anastigmat lens. Introduced 1959 by Haking in Hong Kong...
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Kodak Model C Six-20 box camera

Second version of the Model C. Uses 620 roll film, producing large 6x9cm negatives. Two built in viewfinders for vertical and horizontal framing, fixed focus meniscus lens. Produced in England, 1953 to 57....
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Kodak ‘Brownie’ 127 camera

Version 2 of the First Model. Meniscus f/14, 65mm lens. Molded smooth plastic body with broad horizontal steps and an optical direct vision finder. Made in GB 1956-1959...
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Kodak Brownie Cresta camera

First model in the Kodak Cresta Range. Among the few Brownie models explicitly designed by Kodak's UK division to utilize standard 120 roll film. Produced 6x6cm images. Uses a glass Kodet lens. Produced in UK, 1955-58....
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Olympus FE-100 digital camera

4.0-megapixel CCD sensor, 2.8x optical zoom, 4x digital zoom, 1.5-inch TFT LCD screen. First made in 2005, phased out of production 2006-07....
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Box Ensign camera

Brown variant of Box Ensign 2 1/2 camera. Designed for Ensign size 2 1/2 film. Features a simple rotary shutter, three selectable aperture stops and two built-in viewfinders for portrait and landscape framing. Produced in London by Houghton-Butcher Ltd., later Ensign Ltd. - production era 1926 - 1930s....
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Butcher’s watch-pocket carbine folding camera

Aldis f4.5 anastigmat lens, dial-set compur shutter. Made in England by W. Butcher and Sons Ltd. est. 1921-1926....
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Kodak Retina II C 35mm camera

Features a 50mm f/2.8 Rodenstock Retina-Heligon lens, a coupled rangefinder and a Synchro-Compur shutter. Produced in West Germany, 1957-58.m...
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JVC Video Cassette camcorder GR-C7

Uses VHS-C tapes, features a detachable pivoting electronic viewfinder that displays strictly low res black and white, equipped with manual and autofocus capabilities, macro focus functionality, and a powered zoom rocker. With cassette adaptor, additional 49mm and 52mm lenses. Manufactured in Japan between 1985 and 1986....
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Kodak Junior Six-20 camera

A 620 roll film camera featuring an f11 Twindar lens and a swiveling brilliant finder located above the lens, capable of rotating 90 degrees to accommodate portrait and landscape framing. Produced in GB, 1933 to 1940....
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Kodak Instamatic 133 Colour Outfit

Features top hot-shoe mount built specifically for Magicubes (flashcubes), sold as complete beginner starter kit - with camera, instruction booklet, roll of 126 color print film, and box of Phillips Photoflux flashcubes....
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Bolex Paillard D8L 8mm cine camera

8mm movie camera featuring a 3 lens rotating turret, 13mm lens, a trigger grip and a kodak filter. Fully operated by a foldaway winding key. Made in Switzerland, introduced 1961. ...
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