Camera Photo Gallery 2
People wonder whether it was worth putting a film in a 70 to 90 year old camera. Look below and decide. I think the answer is definitely yes!
Here are some photos taken with my Art Deco and other decorative cameras in my collection. Click on the camera name for more information or just scroll down.
Agfa Billy Record 8.8 | Agfa‑Ansco Royal 1A | Argus A2F | Argus C3 | Bilora Boy Luxus | Coronet Midget | Coronet Cameo | Coronet Popular Twelve | Fex Indo Ultra Reflex | Georges Paris GAP | Gevaert Gevabox | Ensign Cupid | Ensign Mickey Mouse | Ensign All Distance Twenty | Indra Lux | Kodak Hawkette | Kodak Six‑20 | Kodak Baby Brownie | Kodak Vollenda 620 | Kodak Brownie Target 620 | Kodak Duaflex II | Lumière Scoutbox | Purma Special | Soho Pilot | Welta Penti II
AGFA-ANSCO ROYAL 1A (1925)
Film: Kodak Portra 160, 120.
Developed in Tetenal
Failed to protect red window from sunlight. D'oh
Kodak Hawkette (1930)
Film: Ilford Delta 100 Professional of unknown age.
Developed in D76 1+1 pushed 1 stop.
Soho Pilot (1933)
Film: Ilford FP4+
Developed in D76 1+1
Notice the light leak. Bellows not glued down properly. I've fixed it now.
