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Chicco Made in China and sporting a built in flash and a light up happy face. This is an exceptionally well built camera for kids, or “grownups.”

“Royal” by Herbert George

Imperial Box 6×6 S by Braun – Nuremberg, Germany 1951-1954

BROWNIE TWIN 20 – Kodak c1959 – 1964

Kodak No. 2A Brownie (1907-1933)

The Coronet Twelve – 20

Acro – Herold Manufacturing Company c1951

Adox – Polomat 1 – c1960 – Frankfurt Germany

ADOX BLITZ Frankfurt, Germany. 1950- 1953.

AGFA – PD 16 CHAMPION

Agfa Ansco No. 1A Readyset Royal (Ostrich Grain) 1925-1931

Agfa Box 44 c1932-1936

Agfa Chief and Herco Imperial

Agiflash 1954-1958

Anny 35 Super De Luxe c1964

Ansco Color Clipper

Ansco Craftsman

ANSCO FLASH CLIPPER – 1940’s – 1950’s

Ansco Shur Shot

Anscoflex22nov09

Anscoreadyflash2012

Argoflex 75feb07

Argus 40 and Argus Super 75

Argus 40 c1950-1954

Argus Matchmatic

Argus Super 75 Beach Bum

Argus Super Seventy-five and the lost fall photos

Around Belchertown

Asiana – Diana’s Cousin

August 06 Hawkeye

Avis Rent A Car Camera

B&H and Sawyer 620

Babette – Too Crappy For Words

Baby Brownie Special – Again

Baseball – May 10, 2023

Bedfordflex – Sucky TLR

Belchertown State School

Bell And Howell – Canon Canonet 19

Big Box of Treasure

Bilora Bella 66

Bilora Blitz Box

Brendan and Paula – April 1, 2023

Brownie 620d Feb 08

Brownie Bullseye

Brownie Flash 620

Brownie Flash 620

Brownie Hawkeye Flash

Brownie Hawkeye Flash Christmas

Brownie Reflex Synchro

Brownie Target Six-20 1946-1952

Butcher Watch Pocket Carbine c1910’s

Cameras Featured On This Site – aka – The Big List

Canon AE-1 In Black

Canon AV-1 c1979

Canon FT – QL 1966 – 1972

Canon Ftb Ftbn Ftbn QL

Chocolate Milk Spy Camera

Christmas Eve, Eve – 2023

Click I and Click II by Agfa

Contaflex IV c1957

Contax IIIa – by Zeiss 1950-1961

Contessmat SE
1963 – 1965
Zeiss Ikon

CORINA by Druopta – Prague, Czechoslovakia

CoronetAmbassador

Cragston Snappy

DACORA – digna – c1954 – Germany

Diana – “Ellis”

Diana and Kodak Brownie Starmeter

DUCK – Just Because

elioflex by Ferina

Felicas by Vredborch

Film Photography

Found Film – Page 1

Franka-Werk – “Rolfix, Jr.”

Fuji GW 690 III

Girl Scout Camera

Goldixette by Goldammer

Graflex Century 35A

Graflex Crown Graphic – 23

Grandma’s Lost Images

Grunge – Pinhole and Reversed Lens Hawkeye

Halina Prefect Senior – 1955

Hasselblad 501cm and 50mm Distagon

Hawkeye Flash June 06

Hawkeye Flash May 2011

Hawkeye Flash October 2011

Herbert George Stylex

Holga – Legendary Crappy Camera

Hollywood Reflex

Holyoke Hawkeye

Ihagee Varex IIB

Ikoflex I (850/16) 1939-1951 Zeiss Ikon

Imperial SIX-TWENTY c195?

It’s Dark in a Darkroom

Jem Flash and Jem Jr.

Justin Smith Propane

Kermit The Frog

Kiev 2 – “The Soviet Contax”

Kodak 620 Brownie Junior 1934 – 1942

Kodak 620 Bullseye

Kodak Baby Brownie 1934-1941

Kodak Baby Brownie c1934-1941

Kodak Baby Brownie Special

Kodak Brownie Bullseye

Kodak Brownie Hawkeye Flash 1950-1961

Kodak Brownie Reflex c1941

Kodak Brownie Starflex 1957 – 1964

Kodak Brownie Target 620 1941-1946 and Zeiss Ikon Ikonta 520/18 1931-1937

Kodak Brownie Target Six 20 and Kodak Tourist 1946 – 1952

Kodak Bullseye 620

Kodak Duaflex 4

Kodak Hawkeye 011508

Kodak Hawkeye 308

Kodak Holiday Flash

Kodak Junior. Six-20, Series II 1937-1940

Kodak Medalist II

Kodak No. 2 Cartridge Hawk-Eye, Model C – 1924 – 1934

Kodak No. 2 Hawkeye Junior

Kodak No. 2a Brownie – Model B 1907-1933Broken and dusty, this sad old camera has been well used. This is an early model as it has a cardboard body. The camera produces 2 1/2″x4 1/4″ images on long gone 116 roll film. Kodak introduced 116 film in 1899 and discontinued it in 1984.I’ve forgotten where I picked up this Brownie.

KODAK REFLEX II – TLR 1948 – 1954

Kodak Reflex II 1948 – 1954

Kodak Retina Reflex III

Kodak Signet 35 1951 -1958

Kodak Tourist 1948 – 1951

Konica I (1950 type)

Mamiya DSX1000 B

Mansfield Skylark – c.1963

Mercury Satellite

Minh’s 6×12 !

Minolta A c1955-1957

Minolta XD – s c1977

Monson State Hospital

Mrs. Alice Claxton

Nettar 515 and Nimco

No. 2A Brownie – 1907 – 1933

Pathescope movies

Photax III – M.I.O.M

Pinhole Photographs

Plenachrome – Feb 07

Retina Reflex IV – Kodak

Retinette IA Kodak

Reversed Lens Hawkeye Flash

Ricoh Diacord – Model G

Rollei 35 – Rollei35 SE

Rolleiflex 3.5 C

Rolleiflex SL35M

Sabre 620 – When I knew I had a camera problem

Seagull 205 c1970

Sears No. 1 Box Camera c1955

SEARS T.L.S. – c1967

Sears Tower 120

Sears Tower Flash 120

Sears Tower Reflex

Six 20 Bullseye and Shur Shot

Solida – Franka Werk

SOLIGOR REFLEX C1952

Spartus 120 and Spartus 620

SPARTUS FULL-VUE c 1948 – 1960

Spartus Fullvue and Unknown

Spectator Flash

Spectator Flash and Startech

Tanit by Ferrania – c1955

The Bell and Howell Electric Eye 127 c1958

The Coronet Captain

The Dacora Daci Royal

The Eastar 1990

The Kodak Brownie Holiday Flash Cameras

The Low Percentage Business of Found Films

The Mertin’s Hawkeye Flash

The Quabbin Reservoir

The Vrede Box by Vredeborch (c1950)

Three From Mark

Three Rolls From Canada

Tower And Kodak 620 Jr. II

Toyo 45C View Camera

Tucson, Arizona

Two Kodak Brownies

Unknown Camera Times Three

Verichrome and Kodacolor-X

Verichrome From Oregon

Verichrome Times Two

VITESSA – T C1956

Vito CLR – Voigtlander c1962

Vredeborch Reporter Junior II – 1950’s

Wardflex II c1957

WEMBLEY SPORTS c1950 – 1956

WINPRO 35 c1946-1955

Wittenette and Wittenette Deluxe c1958

Wonderful Camera

YASHICA LYNX 1000 c1960

Zenith Sharpshooter

The Kodak Brownie Holiday Flash Cameras

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The Kodak Brownie Holiday Flash Cameras

Three cameras give up their contents. But not their stories.

1959 Chevy

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