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Meisupi. Camera. 84 viewsMeisupi, one of the first model, this Model also has a telescopic front, optical viewfinder, AND waist-level finder, a small side door to take single sheets print film sheets in light proof sleeves, camera has a Toumei Shutter, the big knob on top plate is a close-up lens fitted over the spirit level.
Camera made by Tougodo Optical Japan. ca.1937
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Mercury, first model. Universal camera co. USA.511 viewsMercury model CC, first model. made by Universal camera co.USA.
takes 18x24mm. vertical exp.on universal 200 film. Rotating focal plane-shutter. c.1935 camera with original flash unit.
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Mimosa . Dresden Germany565 viewsTwo Mimosa-1, 35mm cameras. c.1949, both with View finder built into Body.
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Minolta Auto-Wide. 35mm camera Japan 539 viewsMinolta Auto-Wide. 35mm Rangefinder camera, fixed Rokkor f.2.8/35mm. lens, Film Advance and rewind is located on the bottom of the camera, and CDS match needle metering. made by Minolta Japan ca.1958
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Minolta Hi-Matic 7 camera. Japan.479 viewsMinolta Hi-Matic 7 35mm C.R.Finder camera, build-in CDS meter, manual shutter and auto exposure, Lens: Minolta Rokkor-PF 1.8/45mm. made by Minolta Japan. ca.1963
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Minolta RIVA zoom 105i camera. photo 1480 viewsMinolta RIVA Zoom 105i 35mm camera, and the camera sits on a nice shop display stand.

more info soon.
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Minox-35. cameras. Germany486 viewsLeft: Minox 35-EL. with Minox Flash EC-35, they say these Minox cameras are the smallest full 35mm camera on the market. Lens: Colour-Minotar 2.8/35mm.
Right: The so called Doctor's Minox-AL with Minox-FA 35 flash. Lens: Colour-Minar 4/35mm. both cameras are only working with Batteries
Made in Germany by Minox GMBH. ca.1980
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Nettax 35mm camera57 viewsNettax C.R.F. 35mm camera, with a Rotating Rangefinder window attached to the interchangeable Telescopic lens, camera has a focal-plane shutter to 1000. Lens : Carl Zeiss-Jena. Tessar f 2.8/5cm.

Made by Zeiss Ikon AG Dresden, Germany Ca. 1936-38
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NEW Age collectables..Konica Revio APS camera.462 viewsNEW Age collectable..Konica Revio APS camera (Advance Photo System) cute green camera with little Fold-up Mirror for self Portrait. Lens: Konica 24-45mm zoom. Made in Japan ca. ?.
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Nikon S, coupled rangefinder camera, photo 2.427 viewsNikon S, coupled rangefinder camera s/n 6107760, with Interchangeable f 1.4 / 5cm Nikkor lens, s/n 333783. This camera was manufactured by Nippon Kogaku (Nikon) in approximately Oct.-Nov. of 1952 (midway into the production run). Film format size was retained at 24mm x 34mm, and would remain that size until the Nikon S-2 Model was introduced in mid-1953, and increased to the standard size of 24mm x 36mm. The Nikon S retained the round advance knob (as in the earlier Nikon 1, M and MS models). The Nikon S, body style was copied from the Zeiss Ikon “Contax Camera”, This model Nikon was the camera that put “Nikon” on the world map!”
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Nikon S, coupled rangefinder camera, photo 1430 viewsNikon S, coupled rangefinder camera s/n 6107760, with Interchangeable f 1.4 / 5cm Nikkor lens, s/n 333783. This camera was manufactured by Nippon Kogaku (Nikon) in approximately Oct.-Nov. of 1952 (midway into the production run). Film format size was retained at 24mm x 34mm, and would remain that size until the Nikon S-2 Model was introduced in mid-1953, and increased to the standard size of 24mm x 36mm. The Nikon S retained the round advance knob (as in the earlier Nikon 1, M and MS models). The Nikon S, body style was copied from the Zeiss Ikon “Contax Camera”, This model Nikon was the camera that put “Nikon” on the world map!”
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Nikon S, coupled rangefinder camera, photo 3.408 viewsNikon S, coupled rangefinder camera s/n 6107760, with Interchangeable f 1.4 / 5cm Nikkor lens, s/n 333783. This camera was manufactured by Nippon Kogaku (Nikon) in approximately Oct.-Nov. of 1952 (midway into the production run). Film format size was retained at 24mm x 34mm, and would remain that size until the Nikon S-2 Model was introduced in mid-1953, and increased to the standard size of 24mm x 36mm. The Nikon S retained the round advance knob (as in the earlier Nikon 1, M and MS models). The Nikon S, body style was copied from the Zeiss Ikon “Contax Camera”, This model Nikon was the camera that put “Nikon” on the world map!”
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