A Modest Camera Collection

A listing of the cameras and photographica in the collection of Cal Clifford

(This listing is only for perusal. It isn't a sales offering)

  1. Ansco 116 Box Camera


    Possibly "Arrow" model, probably made about 1925. This is an ordinary box camera. Size 116 was a very popular film size. Ansco was a Kodak competitor.

  2. Ansco No. 2 Box Camera


    120 roll film. Probably made before 1940.

  3. Anscoflex II 620 Roll Film Camera


    TLR made 1954. Essentially a box camera with no adjustments for shutter speed, aperture, or focus.

  4. Argus C-3 35mm Camera


    #868295 Made from 1935 till 1965 in Ann Arbor, MI- longest production run of any US camera. Good working order. Given by Sue Willan Dec. 1988. Called "the brick" for its shape and ability to withstand hard knocks (the camera, not Sue).

  5. Birdseye Flash 620 Roll Film Camera


    Made ca1954 by Birdseye Camera Corp.

  6. Cable releases, table tripod, et c.


  7. Canon lens mount converter P.


    Allows use of Pentax screw-mount lenses on Canon FD bodies.

  8. Various pamphlets, filmtypes, flash bulbs, filters, cold shoe flash gun, instructions, et c.


  9. Canon 35mm Camera AF35M


    One of the first leaf-shutter. auto-focus cameras. Has program EE and built-in flash (GN=14 in meters at ISO 100). Film advances automatically w/shutter button is pressed. Uses 2 AA batteries. Has power re-wind. One of the original "point-and-shoot" cameras. Even my wife takes good photos with this camera!

  10. Canon 35mm Camera AE-1


    #2012324 Shutter-priority, manual FD lens protocol, A-series body. Body cap, Neck strap, Battery= 6.2 v. 4SR44, 4G13, 544, PX28 A very popular 35mm camera, several million were sold. The electric shutter requires battery power. Picture and more

  11. Canon 35mm Camera AE-1P


    #1868516 Program, shutter-priority, manual electric shutter. FD lens protocol A-series body, like AE-1 except with ae program. Body cap, Neck strap, Battery= 6.2v.; 4SR44, 4G13, 544, PX-28 Picture and more

  12. Canon 35mm Camera FTbN


    Manual focal plane shutter, B, 1-1/1000 QL quick load feature, 10-second timer, FD lens protocol, aperature lock-open, Battery size 625, serial # 549367, synchronized hot shoe. Extremely durable camera. The shutter is fully mechanical, battery is used only for metering. A real workhorse, can still be used even without battery. Manufactured from about 1972 till about 1978.

  13. Canon 35mm Camera Snappy EL


    Fully automatic exposure, fixed-focus "point-and-shoot" camera with flash. Focuses from 5' to infinity. Requires 2- LR6 AA-size batteries - Ni-Cads won't work. ISO set automatically with DX-coded film 100, 200, 400. Weighs only 7 ounces. Serial #1425259. Made in the late 1990's.

  14. Canon 35mm Camera Sprint


    Autofocus autoexposure miniature 35mm camera with flash, autowind, autorewind, 35mm f/3.5 macro focusing lens. With case. Non-functioning.

  15. Canon 35mm Camera T50


    Programmed automatic exposure, automatic film transport, ISO set automatically with DX-coded film. Serial #2085691. W/50mm f/1.8 FD Canon lens ser. #8846632. Had corroded batteries, but cleaned up well and works flawlessly. Uses dedicated Canon flash 244 which re-sets camera for synch speed and autoexposure. Actually more of an end-of-the-A-line rather than a T series camera.

  16. Canon Flash Attachment Speedlite 155A


    Dedicated flash for A-series bodies. Automatically sets camera for synch. Requires 4 AA batteries. Ser. #W1107.

  17. Canon Flash Attachment Speedlite 199A


    Dedicated flash for A-series bodies. The head swivels for bounce effects. Has higher light output than other A-series speedlites. Automatically sets camera for synch. Requires 4 AA batteries. Ser. #T412.

  18. Canon Flash Attachment Speedlite 244T


    Dedicated flash for T-series bodies. Automatically sets camera for synch. Requires 4 AA batteries. Ser. #Y1208.

  19. Canon LC-1 Wireless Controller


    #S1100 3-channel transmitter and receiver remote shutter switch. Must be used with Motor Drive A-2 or MA. Can be used on all electrically activated shutters. Transmitter sends out IR impulses. Is useable to over 200 feet.

  20. Canon Lens 35-70/f 3.5-4.5 Macro


    #1890816. Rear cap, Auto aperture

  21. Canon Lens FD 50/1.8


    #8887444. Front & rear caps, Auto aperture

  22. Canon Winder A


    #397365. Winder for Canon A-series cameras, non-functioning.

  23. Crown TW-3600 Flash, Auto/manual


    Takes 4 AA batteries, double lamp swivel zoom head, Diffuser

  24. Domke F-2 Bag


    Tan, numerous pockets, holds all manner of gear.

  25. Edixa Reflex C 35mm Camera


    #167091 Removable prism for WL finder. Uncoupled selenium meter. With Edixa Color Ennalyt 50/f 1.9 lens #2630623. Pentax screw mount

  26. Foldex 120 Roll Film Camera


    All-metal folding camera. Made 1950's. No adjustments for focus, aperture, or shutter speed - essentially a box camera.

  27. Fujica 35 Auto-M 35mm Camera


    #430287. Bottom film advance. Non-working.

  28. Gadget bags


    Two leather camera and accessory bags, excellent shape, shoulder strap type. Given by Perry Miller.

  29. GE Exposure Meter DW-68


    #P65585 Calibrated in Foot-candles. A very nice meter for a Luddite like myself.

  30. Gossen Luna Pro Light Meter


    Ser. #578820 Takes 2- PX625 or PX13 batts. Perfect condition, very accurate. Used for still or motion-picture photography Reads foot-candles or lux/lumens Given by Homer Baldwin

  31. Graflex (nee Folmer & Schwing) Miniature Speed Graphic 2 1/4 x 3 1/4


    Body #270204. Uncoated Graflex Optar f/4.5 101mm lens in Graphex shutter, ser. #276562. Shutter speeds from 1/2 - 1/400, B, and T. Focal plane shutter has 24 speeds, from 1/10-1/1000. Parallax-correcting viewfinder, hinged wire sportfinder, "23" rollfilm back, ground-glass focusing back, film-pack adapter, 3 sheet film holders (2 sheet), original instruction booklet and box (no lid). This specimen has no rangefinder. Manufactured from 1938-1947. Picture and more

  32. Graflex Miniature Speed Graphic 2 1/4 x 3 1/4


    Body #288066. Side Kalart RF. Kodak Ektra 101mm/f 4.5 in #1 Kodak Supermatic, uncoated, 6 - 2 1/4 x 3 1/4 Cut Film holders, Fidelity deluxe; original box (no lid). Cable release; Made 1938-47; 1/1000 FP shutter, 1/400 leaf shutter. Truly a classic. Its larger brothers, the 4x5 speed and crown graphics, were the press cameras of choice into the 1960s. This specimen purchased about 1988 from member of Metzger family of Akron, OH. Picture and more

  33. Graflex Speed Graphic 4 x 5 Anniversary model


    Body #278938, uncoated Graflex Optar f/4.7, 101mm ser.#748760 in Graphex shutter 1-1/400, B, T, has x-synchro terminals. Has 24-speed focal plane shutter 1/10-1/1000. Side-mounted Hugo Meyers #5 rangefinder. Pull-up wire sportfinder, parallax-correcting viewfinder, ground-glass focussing back with pop-up hood, graflok back. Side carrying strap. This baby is big, heavy, and solid. Made from about 1940-47. Large number of backs, lenses, and accessories still available. Picture and more

  34. Ica 6x9 cm cut film folding Camera


    With hooded ground-glass back, film pack back, 4 cut film holders. H and V lens shifts, sport and optical finders, bubble level. Schneider-Kreuznach lens in Compur shutter, it still works. All in heavy leather box case. Lovely camera. Probably made around mid-1920's.

  35. Kalimar TW-3600 Flash, auto/manual


    Takes 4 AA batteries, Double lamp swivel head zoom. Non-dedicated, can be used with any x-sync camera.

  36. Kenko 3x Converter


    Pentax screw mount, auto diaphragm. Poor quality lens to increase focal length of lense by factor of three. Reduces effective aperature by same factor.

  37. Keystone 310M 110 Cartridge Camera


    Built-in flash, telephoto lens, autoexposure. Made in 1970-85 era.

  38. Keystone Everflash 20 Camera


    Uses 126 film cartridge, has internal flash, automatic exposure. In box with instruction book.

    KODAK Pictures: A whole slew of pictures of Eastman Kodak cameras are available at this website. Simply click on what you would like to see.

  39. Kodak 3A Autographic (Model C) Roll Film Camera


    Made 1914-34, used 122A film to obtain eight 3 1/4 x 5 1/2 postcard-sized negatives. Rapid Rectilinear lens with limited vertical adjustment, U.S. (Universal Standard) 4-128 (equiv. f/8-f/45), Kodak Ball Bearing shutter with T, B, 1/25, 1/50, 1/100 speeds. The back has a narrow window through which a caption could be added to the picture with a metal stylus (included). This specimen was purchased in Akron about 1950 for a 20-dollar bill.

  40. Kodak Baby Brownie 127 Roll Film Camera


    Made 1934-41, bakelite box with no adjustments. Folding non-optical viewfinder. Uses 127 film. Given by Kathy Straub, Rittman, OH, in 2003.

  41. Kodak Brownie Holiday 127 Roll Film Camera


    Made 1953-62

  42. Kodak Brownie Junior Six-20


    Box Camera. Art deco front, probably made 1940's.

  43. Kodak Brownie Reflex Synchro


    Made 1941-52. Uses 127 roll film. This specimen has a roll of exposed film in it, but the shutter isn't working. Also has original flash attachment. Given by Kathy Straub, Rittman, OH, April 2001.

  44. Kodak Brownie Special Six-20


    Made 1938-42

  45. Kodak Brownie Twin 20


    Has 3 focus distances, 3 apertures. takes 620 roll film. Waist-level and eye-level finders. Made 1959-64. In original box.

  46. Kodak Duaflex II 620 Camera


    Twin-lens reflex, Kodet lens. With flash, instruction book. Made 1947-1960. No adjustments possible, essentially a box camera.

  47. Kodak Instamatic 104 Cartridge Camera


    Takes 126 film cartridges, flash cubes, autoexposure.

  48. Kodak Instamatic 124 Camera


    Made 1968-71. Used 126 film cartridge. Two specimens, one in original box with instruction booklet.

  49. Kodak Instamatic X-30 Camera


    Autoexposure, electronic shutter. In presentation box. Several flash cubes included.

  50. Kodak Instant Camera


    Subject of massive patent-infringement suit with Polaroid. Kodak lost, again.

  51. Kodak Jr. Six-20 Camera


    Model III, 620 roll film. In Kodak Vigilant Six-20 box. Uses Kodak Anastigmat f/4.5 103mm lens.

  52. Kodak Junior Autographic No. 1A Camera


    Uses 116 roll film. Has Kodar f/7.9 131mm lens. With stylus. In case originally for Kodak Special camera

  53. Kodak Junior Autographic No. 1A Roll Film Camera


    Made from 1914-1927. Has B&L Rapid Rectilinear lens. Uses 116 film size. Rapid Rectilinear is a lovely lens. Symmetrical, it suffers slightly from curvature of field, but seems to have good contrast and sharpness.

  54. Kodak Junior Six-16 Series II Roll Film Camera


    Takes 616 roll film, made 1937-40, Kodak Bimat lens, Kodon #1 shutter, f/11-32, shutter not functioning. Eye-level, waist-level finders.

  55. Kodak No. 0 Brownie 127 Roll Film Camera


    Made ca. 1915

  56. Kodak No.2 Folding Pocket Brownie Roll Film Camera


    Takes 120 roll film. Made 1907-15. This specimen a later black-bellows model.

  57. Kodak No.3-A Folding Brownie Roll Film Camera


    Model A Film size 122 roll. Pneumatic shutter, U.S. 8-128. T, B, I . Manufactured 1909-1915; excellent condition. Given by Winne Clifford 16 Jul 95. Lens is a symmetrical Bausch and Lomb, similar to Rapid Rectilinear

  58. Kodak Partytime Instant Camera


    Kodak lost big infringement suit to Polaroid. With instruction book. Made 1979-82, used as sales premium only.

  59. Kodak Pony 828 Roll film Camera


    Ser.#877337 51/f 4.5 Anaston lens, with box and instuction book. Made 1949-59

  60. Kodak Rainbow Hawk-eye No. 2 Folding Model B Roll Film Camera


    Takes 120 roll film, Kodex #0 shutter, meniscus achromatic lens, U. S. (Universal Standard) markings equiv. to f/11-f/32, brown color, made about 1930.

  61. Kodak Rainbow Hawk-eye No. 2 Model C Roll Film Camera


    Ordinary box camera with no adjustments or focusing capability, vertical viewfinder only. Takes eight 2 1/4 x 3 1/4 negatives with 120 roll film, still available in several emulsions. Made from 1929-33 in several colors, this specimen is black. Given in 2003 by Kathy Straub, Rittman, OH, .

  62. Kodak Rainbow Hawk-eye No. 2A Model B Roll Film Box Camera


    Takes 116 roll film, made 1931-32

  63. Kodak Retina IIIc Camera 35mm (Type 021)


    Body serial #626687. Lens is f2.0/50mm Schneider-Kreuznach Xenon #5376429, Shutter #2239529. Made in Germany at Nagel plant from 1954-1957. Original list about $185. Very fine lens, shutter mechanism. Meter on this specimen works intermittently. Otherwise normal function. Picture and info

  64. Kodak Retina IIIC Camera 35mm (Type 028)


    Body #EK758499. With leather everready case, f2.0/50mm Schneider-Kreuznach Xenon #5451727 in Synchro Compur. Made in Germany at Nagel plant (Kodak AG?). Very fine lens, shutter mechanism. Shutter almost silent when firing. You can take pictures at a funeral with this camera. Made from 1958-61. Cost about 175 dollars when new.
    Picture and more. Two auxilliary lenses with this specimen: Schneider-Kreuznach Retina-Longar-C f4/80mm #4464656, and S-K Retina-Curtar-Xenon f5.6/35mm #4417625. Finder has bright line frames for 35, 50, and 80 mm lenses. Given by Perry Miller. This camera has been cleaned, lubed, and adjusted (CLA) by George Mrus, and works smoothly and quietly.(George Mrus died in Nov 2000)

  65. Kodak Retina Reflex Camera 35mm (Type 025)


    Body #EK90335. With leather everready case, f2.0/50mm Schneider-Kreuznach Xenon C #5213538 in Synchro Compur. Made in Germany at Kodak AG, 1957-1959. Very fine lens, shutter mechanism when new. Mirror and shutter very quiet. List price when new $215, pretty steep in those days. Given by Perry Miller. This camera given a CLA by George Mrus (deceased Nov 2000). It is now a near-mint beauty. Picture and more

  66. Kodak Stylelite Pocket Camera


    Uses 110 film cartridge. Very little info available; was probably used as sales premium only.

  67. Kodak Target Brownie Six-16 Camera


    616 roll film box camera made from 1941 to 1951. This specimen apparently made prior to 1946 name change.

  68. Kodak Tele-Ektra Camera


    Had 22mm and 44mm built-in lenses, used 110 film cartridge

  69. Kodak Vest Pocket Camera


    Kodak Vest Pocket folder, shutter Autotime Ball Bearing, speeds 1/25, 1/50, B, T. Serial # 205461. Side comes off for loading. Manufactured 1912-14. In cloth bag "Presentation Case". Film size looks near 127. All-metal construction, no bed. Aperature about f/9, not marked. Very good condition, working.

  70. Kodak Vest Pocket Autographic Camera


    Similar to above. No bed, but has trellis struts, f/7.7-32 fixed-focus 84 mm Kodak Anastigmat lens, Kodak ball-bearing shutter with speeds 25-50-B-T. Manufactured from 1915-26. Takes #127 film. Body is all-metal, black bellows. This specimen in not-so-hot condition. Ser. # 146859.

  71. Kopil 2-track Bellows


    Pentax screw mount, Used for extreme close-up.

  72. K-W Pilot Super Camera


    Ser. #394291. Made from 1939-1941 by Kamera Werkstatten, in Dresden, Germany. Single-lens reflex, uses 120 roll film, either 12 exposures or 16 (with mask) per roll. Has a K-W Anastigmat, 7.5cm, f/4.5-16, uncoated lens with a guillotine "focal plane" (actually travels in an arc from focal plane toward lens plane) shutter, 200/100/50/20/B/T. The fold-down focusing hood has a magnifier, non-optical sport finder, and an attached extinction light meter. Double-exposure preventer with a switch to enable double exposure. Cost in 1939 was $29.95 to $39.95, depending on the lens (there were 3 or 4 available). This specimen works, after 61 years! A lovely example of German pre-WW2 camera prowess. Picture of a Pilot Super

  73. Mercury II Half-frame 35mm Camera


    Ser. #58858,Model CX. Takes 65 exposures per 36 exp.roll. Made from about 1946 - 1949. 35/f 2.7 tricor lens. Given by John Fitch, Jun 1989. Used in 1940s by street photographers. Picture and more

  74. Meyer Oriston Lens 50/f 1.8


    Ser. #5384556. Front cap, Pentax screw mount

  75. Minolta A2 35mm Camera


    #288401 Rokkor 45/f 2.8 lens. Made 1957 Given by Ted Ignatov, property of Bob Liddle. With case (bad shape), lens cap. Non-working

  76. Minolta Hi-Matic 7 35mm Camera


    Rangefinder, 45/f 1.8 Rokkor-pf lens, Seikosha-LA shutter. Made 1963, auto shutter. Non-working

  77. Nintendo Focus-free 35mm Camera


    Small novelty no-adjustments camera with built-in flash. Made in China, nothing known or cared about this item. Essentially a cheap, 35mm box camera. In a plastic case with belt loops.

  78. Pentax Lens SMC Takumar 50/f 1.4


    #5674329 front & rear caps, Pentax screw mount

  79. Pentax Spotmatic Camera 35mm


    Ser. #2553353. Body cap, Neck strap, Pentax screw mount. With case. Another durable, reliable workhorse 35mm. Shutter fully mechanical, battery used only for metering. In conjunction with bellows attachment, does a very nice job with macro-photo tasks. Picture and more

  80. Pentax Super Takumar Lens 135/f 3.5


    Front & rear caps, Pentax screw mount

  81. Petri Color 35E 35mm Camera


    Ser. #393364. Miniature automatic. Made 1970. Non-working. Petri made many excellent cameras into the 1960s and beyond. Went out of the camera business.

  82. Pocket Seneca #29 Camera


    Made ca. 1905. Hardly pocket sized, used 4x5" cut film, ground glass focusing. With 1 - 4x5 CFH. Given by Sue Willan.

  83. Polaroid Automatic 100 Instant Camera


    Made from 1963-66; automatic transisterized shutter control. 114mm/f 8.8 lens. 2 specimens, one from Clem Clifford, and one from Dave and Ollie Kilmer (Dec '88). With Model 268 flash unit.

  84. Polaroid J66 Instant Camera


    Made from 1961-63. Electric eye exposure control; has f/19 lens.

  85. Polaroid Sun 660 Instant Camera


    Automatic exposure control, automatic flash, relatively inexpensive autofocus camera. Not listed in McKeown's 10th ed. All-plastic body , uses Polaroid 600 film.

  86. Polaroid Sonar One-step Instant Camera


    Autofocus automatic instant camera made after 1978. With case and instruction book.

  87. ProShot AF-35 Camera


    Non-functioning. No information on this one. Probably used for sales promotion only.

  88. Ricoh 35 S 35mm Rangefinder Camera


    Ricoh 35 S rangefinder camera serial #28097. Riken f/2.8-22 lens,# 41220. Coupled RF, hot shoe, film advance lever on bottom. In working condition. Belonged to the late Hap Robinson. Given by Homer and Phyllis Baldwin.

  89. Ricoh Flash Unit BC-605


    Ricoh folding flash, uses bulbs. Has adapter for small-base bulbs, has hot shoe. Requires 22.5 volt (!!) battery (RAY-O-VAC #215) and 200MF capacitor. In working condition. Purchased in Japan in 1959. From the estate of William Elliott, of Jackson, MI

  90. Ricohflex Holiday TLR Camera


    Ricoh TLR reflex 120 film size (still available) camera, body serial # not found. Rikoh Anastigmat f/3.5-16 lens, #605691. Hot shoe, film advance knob on side. In working condition, focusing is stiff. With plastic zipper-bag case. Not listed in McKeown's 10th ed. Purchased in Japan in 1959, it has never been used. From the estate of William Elliott of Jackson, MI.

  91. Sears Easy-Load 700-RF 126 Camera


    Windup motor allowed multiple shots one after the other.

  92. Sears, Roebuck TLS 35mm Camera


    #385301 Shutter faulty. Pentax Screw Mount, body only

  93. Soligor Flash Attachment MK-3A


    Requires 4 AA batteries. Ser. #6084672. Non-dedicated, for use with any x-sync camera.

  94. Tripod Slik Universal U-112


    With Quick-release head. Very steady 'pod, legs are rectangular, with rounded sides for stiffness.

  95. Various- cable releases, Filters, caps, quick-release tripod attachments, et c.


  96. Vivitar 2x converter


    Pentax Screw Mount. Medium quality converter.

  97. Vivitar Lens 70-210/f 4.5 Canon FD Macro


    SWE. #77552525. Front & rear caps. Auto aperture, 52 mm front diam.

  98. Voigtlander (model number or name unknown) 122 Roll Film/Cut Film (??) Camera


    Large folding bellows camera with Anastigmat Voigtar f/6.3-22 lens of focal length 15cm, in Embezet shutter B, T, 1/25, 1/50, 1/100 speeds. Serial #599879 on lens rim. Has optical viewfinder (mirror missing) and fold-in wire frame sportfinder (eyepiece gone). Shutter fires by cable release or lever. One-finger focusing by knurled thumbplate on bed. A plate on the back appears to be removeable, allowing for a cut film holder/ground glass to be inserted. This camera may be a variant of the old-style "Bessa", or perhaps "Rollfilm". Both these cameras were produced in many variations. Made in Braunschweig, Germany, probably during the 1930s. An exposed roll of 122 film was in the camera when I received it. Not listed in McKeown's 10th Ed.

  99. Voigtlander Bessa 120 Roll Film Camera


    Folding, with case. Made in Germany from 1931-49. In its day a fine camera. Voigtlander was known for its excellent mechanisms and innovative cameras. Given by John Fitch. Pictures and more

  100. Yashica Electro 35 GSN 35mm Camera


    Ser. #H918785. Chrome Aperture priority automatic. Color-Yashinon 45/f 1.7 lens. Viewfinder cover glass broken. Perfect working order. Electrically timed shutter uses r/c timer to obtain slower speeds. Fastest shutter speed is mechanical, works even without battery. Picture and more

  101. Yashica Electro 35 GTN 35mm Camera


    Ser. #40412367. Black body, made in 1970's. Aperture priority semi-automatic exposure. F/1.7 45mm Yashinon lens. In good working order. Same as GSN except black body. Both these cameras are excellent picture-takers, often called "poor man's Leica".

  102. Yashica 1c 35mm Camera


    #8055058 Yashinon 45/f 1.8 lens Copal-SV shutter Non-working

    MOVIE CAMERAS

  103. Bell & Howell 134 TA Std. 8-8 Movie Camera


    Variable speed, 3-lens turret, windup motor. Made ca. 1950; WA, normal, tele lenses.State of the art in home movie cameras.

  104. Bell & Howell Two-Twenty 8mm Movie Camera


    Ser. #K-71352, 10mm Comat f/2.5 lens, 25mm Elgeet Cinematar Mod. EE telephoto lens w/ sunshade; takes Series 5 1/2 filters. Spring drive. Given by Homer Baldwin.

  105. Kodak 8 Movie Camera


    Large plastic hand-wind movie camera, 8-8mm, no frills.

  106. Nikon Nikkorex-8 8mm movie camera


    #23676 With case, telephoto lens, instruction book. Given by Tom Flack via Homer Baldwin.

  107. Pathe 16mm Motion Picture Camera


    Body Ser. #95450, Turret Ser. #95427 3-lens C-mount Turret. Open reel, spring drive, closeable finder. Frame speed 8-80 fr/sec., take-up footage gauge. Accepts larger external supply reel. Given by Homer Baldwin.

  108. Wards 706 Super-8mm Movie Camera


    "Viceroy" Mod. ERC-715 Ser. #86X-79423, autoexposure, power zoom, 18/24 fps, TTL finder, electric drive takes 4-AA batteries, Sharnon f/1.8 9.5-32 mm. Exposure meter takes 3- PX625 batteries. Given by Homer Baldwin.

  109. Yashica Std. 8-8 Movie Camera


    Has zoom viewfinder. This specimen purchased new in Japan in 1958, at the BX at Tachikawa AB.

Page last revised 23 Jun 2001

Cal Clifford
Wadsworth, OH

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Many people have emailed to ask me where to buy film in sizes which are no longer manufactured. Sometimes suppliers of weird film sizes can be found in the classified ads in "SHUTTERBUG" magazine. And occasionally odd sizes are available in B & W from European or Asian manufacturers via suppliers like camera stores, film processors, et c. EBay is also a source for film in oddball sizes.

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