It may not look like much but this workhorse is solid. Forget about light leaks from bellows pinholes or adjusting the lense; box cameras are built to be simple and to last. This 1953 Brownie Model D was found in a falling-in abandoned house. The camera was most likely purchased in England during the house…
Along with cars, there was a time of prettiness for cameras. Today the majority of cameras are black and only the logo neckstrap would help you even tell the brands apart. Cameras’ Art Deco phase was fleeting, lasting only between 1928-1937, but Eastman Kodak put out some beauties during that time. The Vanity Line of Vest Pocket cameras…
Falcon Automatic Model 2 1939 Film: 120 Shutter speed: ? Aperture: probably f/8, f/11, f/16 Lens: fixed Sprockets: 18 There is something about an old camera that shouts display me and the art-deco faced camera era of 1928-1937 left behind some glass shelvable beauts. On one of my obsessive ebay seekouts, I stumbled across Utility…
