DeJUR Dual Professional Exposure Meter
This is the DeJUR Amsco Dual Professional light meter circa 1948. It is a dual-mode (incident and reflecting) selenium meter with styling that matches the …
This is the DeJUR Amsco Dual Professional light meter circa 1948. It is a dual-mode (incident and reflecting) selenium meter with styling that matches the …
This SLR is the Sears TLS 1000MXB, made by Mamiya and sold under that name as the 1000MX. The B in MXB indicates a black …
This is the Pentax K1000, an SLR that needs no introduction for many who are reading this. For the others, this is the ubiquitous student …
This is the Walz Envoy 35, manufactured in the late 1950s in Japan. On first glance there doesn’t appear to be anything special about it, …
Having quite a few half-frame cameras (Olympus Pen-F being top of the pile), the Agat 18K has long been on my list of ones to …
This is the Corfield Periflex manufactured in 1955 by K.G. Corfield Ltd in England. This iteration of the Periflex is the third and final of …
This is the Pathé Cinema Pathéorama from the 1920s, a 35mm film strip viewer. More than 350 film strips were manufactured by Pathé and numerous …
This is the Argus SLR from 1962, manufactured by Mamiya and based on the Prismat NP. This camera was largely picked up because I love …
This camera is the only the second Leitz camera I have acquired (the Leitz Leica IIIa being the other) during the last six years I …
This is the Seagull 205 (also known as the Phenix 205) rangefinder camera produced by Shanghai Seagull Camera Ltd. from the late 1960s to early …