We found them while going through Gram's room.
I wish I knew that these little beauties were hiding there allllll along!
Brownie Hawkeye; flash model. (somewhere between 1949 -1961)
I'm not familiar with 620 film, and I don't know if I will ever be.
But I sure hope so!
Ansco Craftsman (1950. 120 film!)
I'm going to Loomis tomorrow to get some film for this hot piece of ass.
It even came in the original box with the instruction manual.
THAT is a Polaroid!
The front opens up. It's too bad I'll never have film for it.
There is a flash, bulbs, and expired film in the case.
Ohhh if only I had known it in it's prime.
The next ones are ones that I've also recently stumbled upon:
That one is the one from Joey's dad that I've talked about.
It's a special that Pentax released with a telescope,
obviously marketed for pictures of the stars.
It lacks a light meter and the shutter speeds are off,
but we'll be in action someday!
And that is the Sears camera that I bought from a garage sale.
...with a macro lens and an external flash.
The guy broke the buttons on top, but that can be fixed,
and I will also bring this camera back into action!
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