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McDonalds cameras.680 viewsMcDonalds cameras, plastic construction, and both of the camera take 110 cartridge film.
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Pinhole cameras.667 viewsThe PinZip 126 film camera (yellow) made by the Time-Field company in the USA, camera was to be mailed back for developing. made out of hard card board.

Agfa Pinhole camera for schools, takes colour paper inside.
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Mickey Mouse 110 camera.608 viewsMickey Mouse camera for 110 cartridge film. I don't have much information.. sorry
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Pinhole cameras582 viewsleft: Alpa pinhole camera, 8 exp. of 6x9cm on 120 film,f-200. a DIY self build card board construction, only 250 made by Peter Olpe for Alpa.
Agfa pinhole camera for schools, takes colour paper inside.
The PinZip 126 film camera (yellow) made by the Time-Field company in the USA, camera was to be mailed back for developing.
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Can cameras 678 viewsVarius Promotional Can Cameras for 110 cartdrige film.
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Nikon S. Rangefinder Cover566 viewsIF you have a disposable 35mm camera, and you want it to look like a Nikon Rangefinder camera. you just slip this cover over the REAL camera. plastic .
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talks for itself593 viewsthese plastic cameras take 127 film. very cute and colorful
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Leica Noctilux Lens promotional Radio.542 views
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Voltron Starshooter 110, Impuls Ltd. USA749 viewsVoltron Starshooter 110, made in c.1985 this is a real working camera, and takes 110 film, and the design can be converted to a Dummy 35mm SLR camera. made in Macau.
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Snoopy-Matic. USA.607 viewsSnoopy-Matic camera shaped like a dog house, and snoopy on the roof. The chimney holds the Magicubes. Made by Helm Toy Corp. in the USA.
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Action Man with cameras803 viewsAction Man camera, this figurine take 110 cartridge film.
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Face camera, Father Christmas 110 camera512 viewsThis Father Christmas Face camera take 110 cartridge film
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