Ensign E29
by paynekj

Comment:
The box cameras are always intriguing - you would think they look the way they do because it was such 'early days' that designs were simple and utilitarian, but they were manufactured all through the years that other cameras were designed to be far more flashy. I suppose it was a cost thing - cheap equaled no-frills design.

No. 1A Pocket Kodak
by paynekj

Comment:
You've got an early one there - that Eastman Kodak logo at the top of the lens dates from 1907. This specimen looks to be in good condition, looks like Model D 1909-1915. If you remove the film cover on the back and look on the inside of the cover, there might be further information etched there that states the model (there were a # of variations of the No. 1A non-autographic).

Brownie Starflex
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
Those bakelite Brownies were sure cute.

Canon Elan
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
Sad to see such a capable camera going so cheaply really - but a good buy for you of course.

Panorama
by paynekj

Comment:
Second time's the charm! Will you try developing the film you found in the cam?

Panox-2 Way
by paynekj

Comment:
How funny! Never heard of this one - can't find much info on it either, other than posts on Flickr from other people who own one.

Rover
by paynekj

Comment:
"My main problem with this camera is that the lens falls off..." Well, goodness, that's a pretty big problem! I suppose taping it down doesn't help?

Accessorize!
by Hipychik

Comment:
I remember this shot - so simple and straightforward but succeeds well in capturing a sense of era.

Kodak Vest Pocket Series III
by paynekj

Comment:
I like the green - it's a nice change from the basic black.

Weston 650 light meter
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
If it's turned green from corrosion, it qualifies as an antique. :) I like the slightly Art Deco-ish logo design on the front.