Contessa-Nettel formed in 1919 as the result of a merger between German camera companies Contessa Camerawerke and Nettel Camerawork. In 1926 the company merged with …
The Bolsey B2 is the successor of the model B, made from 1949 to 1956 with double exposure prevention. It is engraved MODEL B2 on …
Ostensibly designed as a children’s camera, the Ansco Panda has fared well over the years. Produced between 1939 and 1950, the Panda is a simple …
The Konica AutoReflex T3 is the advanced successor to the groundbreaking AutoReflex, the first focal plane shutter auto exposure SLR.
The Konica Auto S3 is a compact good all-around 35mm camera. With its fast lens, shutter priority and rangefinder, it makes a great everyday carry. …
Though it doesn’t have the same feature set or fast glass of the Konica Auto S3, the Olympus 35RC has a very similar feel and …
A rebadged Agfa Sillette, the Ansco Memar was sold in the U.S. between 1953 and 1958. With an f3.5 lens and Pronto shutter (up to 1/200), the Memar is a lightweight good all around 35mm shooter.
The Finetta IV D was produced in 1950 by Finetta-Werk in Goslar, Germany. It uses 35mm film and has interchangeable lenses.
The Agfa Optima Reflex is an unusual looking 35mm TLR produced between 1961 and 1966. The lens is an Agfa Color Apotar f2.8 with shutter speeds from …
The Argus A is a 35mm viewfinder camera produced in Ann Arbor, Michigan from 1936 to 1941. It is largely regarded as one of the …
