Over the years have accumulated this small collection of old cameras and someday will be handed down to my children and grandchildren.
The Argus seventy-five, with the flash reflector, was my first camera back in the early fifties.
The Kodak junior six-16, bellows, was my parents camera dating back to the middle thirties.
Thanks for looking!
I would love to see a set with each camera. There are some oldies in there. Really neat shot/collection
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Nice shot! Lots of neat old cameras. Like the old photography book, too! :o)
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Very nice collection!
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They bring back a lot of happy memories.
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Nice collection. Liked the old photo book too.
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I had a Kodak Brownie that looked identical to the Argus you've got here. My Dad gave it to me when I was about seven (1969 or 70, I think). It was my first camera and it was his first camera. I did some research on it later and discovered that it was the Brownie model manufactured in 1948-49, which would have been about right, since my Dad was born in '37. I used it for a few years and I can't remember what happened to it. Wish I still had it....
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Good lay out and an interesting background.
Love to see all those oldies out.
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Great shot, Mac, I think I see one of my old ones in there!
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Nice collection Mac. The wood pile don't look too bad either.
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