Cameras
A wide range of cameras-still and movie, domestic and even military.
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’ 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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Halina 35X
35mm viewfinder with 45mm f3.5 anastigmat lens.
Introduced 1959 by Haking in Hong Kong...
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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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