Miniature metal camera for 4 glass plates 28 x 28 mm. Fitted with a simple lens, rotating plate with three apertures, drop shutter built in, giving time exposure when camera is on its side. With rollfilm mechanism. E.B. Koopman. The Presto camera
Pocket camera for 110 cartridge film. Reomar lens F:25mm f/5.6; automatic exposure; brightline finder; piush-pull windon; hot shoe. Kodak Mini-Instamatic S 40 camera
Zeiss Ikon Voigtlander Vitessa 126 cs camera for 126 cartridge film, c. 1970; with Voigtlander Viogtor 44 lens and Prontor shutter. Zeiss Ikon Voigtlander 'Vitessa' 126 CS Camera, c 1970 1965-1975
Zeiss Ikon coupled range finder miniature camera in case for 35mm film, 224 x 36mm. Zeiss Connar lens F:5cm f2-22 no 2256958. In interchangeable bayonet mount. Metal blind, focal plane shutter, 2/5/10/25/50/100/200/500/1000. Helical screw focusing - 0.9 metres coupled co-incidence range finder, optical direct vision finder with sliding mask for 8.5cm lens. Automatic exposure counter, co axil flash socket added, accessory shoe, no A20377 in ever ready case. White metal lens cap. Contax miniature camera
Minifex miniature camera for 16mm rollfilm, 13 x 18mm. Fitted with a Vidar lens F:25mm f/3.5-8. Front cell focusing to 1m. With a Gautier Vario shutter 25/50/100/B//T with locking pin. Direct vision optical viewfinder, the camera used; 36 exposures Mimosa films of 16mm un-perforated film, the film is divided at the 18th exposure for convenient removal. E. Ludwig, Lausa-Dresden. Miniflex miniature camera, c 1933 1928-1938
Merlin miniature metal rollfilm camera. Metal bodied camera for miniature rollfilm 20mm wide 18 x 18mm pictures. Single lens, of fixed aperture and focus. Instantaneous shutter. Black crackle finish. Folding frame finder. Merlin Miniature Metal Rollfilm Camera
Made in England. Bloomed 'BOLCo' lens; for 127 rollfilm, 16 exposures. Flipflop shutter. Frame finder, no backsight. VP Twin camera 1935-1959
Marion's metal miniature camera, c. 1887. Nickel plated brass camera for 2 x 2 inch plates. Fitted with a double rapid rectilinear type lens, fixed aperture, simple drop shutter. Sliding focusing. Ground glass screen, removable to take single metal slides. Marion's metal miniature camera 1882-1892
Made in Germany by Steineck Kamerawerk. Subminiature camera for discs of film 25mm diameter, 8 exposures 7mm diameter. Steinhetl VI lens F:12.5mm f/2.8 fixed aperture, coated cobir enamel. Two-speed rotary shutter. Refelcting finder - concave mirror and ball and pin sight. Wristwatch shaped, on green leather strap. In case. Could be Steiner-Optik GmbH?. Designed in Germany by Dr R Steineck. Steineck ABC wristwatch camera 1949
Kodak matchbox (MB) camera, 1943. For use by OSS in occupied Europe. Miniature box camera for 16mm film on spool pictures 14 x 14mm. F:1 inch lens anastigmat F/5. Swinging plate with f/11 aperture. Shutter 75/T. Fixed focus, depth of field 4 foot to infinity. Measures 60 x 38 x 22mm. Eastman Kodak, 1943. Kodak Matchbox (MB) camera, 1943 1943
Ulca miniature camera. Miniature metal bodied camera for 20mm roll films for 18 x 18mm. Periscop doublet lens F:3.1cm f/10 fixed aperture and focus T/I shutter, with safety lock. Optical direct vision finder. Ulca miniature camera, c 1935 1930-1940
Miniature camera for 30mm rollfilm 24 x 37mm. Lumiere Lypar anastigmat lens F:45mm f3.5-20. Helical focusing on front cell. Rimset shutter 25/50/100/125/B/T. Folding optical sports finder with parallax adjustment for 0.5m. No 26903. In ever ready case. Lumiere. Lumiere Super-Elgy camera 1939
Miniature box camera for 16 on 127 rollfilm. Duplar f/11 lens. In case. Zeiss-Ikon Eho Camera and case
Kodak Retina IB camera, type 019, 1957-1960, with ever ready case, accessory case with lens hood. With flash and Synchro Compur shutter. Overall (deployed): 90 mm x 130 mm x 90 mm. Xenar f2.8, 50mm lens No 6293864 and a Synchro-Compur shutter. The camera has a built-in photoelectric exposure meter. Kodak Retina IB camera, Type 019 1957-1960
VP twin camera, with crest 'L' on sailing ship. Plastic bodied camera for 127 rollfilm 1 1/4 x 1 5/8 inches. Fitted with a simple lens of fixed aperture and focus. Flip flop shutter. Folding single frame viewfinder. Made in brown Bakelite. V P twin camera
Rigid-bodied miniature camera for 127 rollfilm, 3 x 4 cm. Lens panel extended on course Helical 3 by lever operation. Fitted with a Leitz Elmar lens, F:5cm f/3.5-16. No 110066. Compur shutter, 1/2/5/10/25/50/100/300 with cable release. Helical screw focusing to 2.5 feet. Collapsing optical frame finder with depth of field indicator. Serial No 9440. Nagel, c.1933. This camera was first manuafactured by Nagel-Werke and by Kodak AG from 1932. It was imported into Britain by R F Hunter and sold as the 'Rolloroy' camera Nagel Pupille Miniature Camera 1931
Kodak Retinette IIA camera, 1959-1960. With Prontomat shutter. Serial no 68206. Overall: 96 mm x 126 mm x 70 mm. This was an advanced version of the Retinette 1A Type 035 camera, with a built-in photo-electric exposure meter. Kodak Retinette IIA camera 1959-1960
Expo Police camera. Box form miniature metal camera for special rollfilm in cartridges. With fabric focal plane, simple lens and sliding plate with 2 apertures. T/I shutter, capped by released lever. Brilliant reflecting finder. Automatic exposure counter. Patents US Jan 31 1911. BP 14490 German 446410. Manufactured by Expo Camera Co., New York, USA. Expo Police camera 1912