The Canon Pellix is an unusual 35 mm SLR camera. Introduced in 1965, it was Canon's first 35 mm focal-plane shutter SLR camera with through-the-lens metering. The moving mirror normally used in an SLR camera is replaced with a fixed, semitransparent pellicle mirror. This divides the light from the l...

Kodak released two cameras under the Mickey-Matic name, themed around Mickey Mouse. One of these was introduced in 1988, and is very similar to the Kodak Gimini, Kodak Winner, Kodak Trimlite Instamatic 18, Kodak Kids Camera, My First Camera, and the abortive Kodak Galactic. It takes still available ...

The Imperial Delta is a plastic camera made in Chicago by Imperial Camera and introduced in 1964. The Delta takes 4x4cm (1.57x1.57 inches) images on 127 film. The dark grey camera is almost similar to the Official Girl Scout Camera for Brownie Scouts which is beige with brown controls. It is also th...

The Imperial Debonair is an idiosyncratically-styled plastic camera for 620 film made by Herbert George Co., in Chicago Illinoi around 1964. Bodies were molded in black or brown plastic. The same camera was also marketed as the Official Cub Scout/Boy Scout/Girl Scout Camera. It takes twelve images a...

This 1974 camera has an f11 fixed-focus lens plus uses Magic-Cube Flash cubes that push in the top left front and need no outside power source. It also has a built-in lens cover and viewfinder cover combination that does not lock the shutter. It takes 110 cartridge film available on line. The Keysto...

The Keystone EverFlash XR108 is a fixed lens focus free camera with a built in flash unit. The camera takes 110 cartridge film and uses two AA batteries to power the flash and flash ready LED indicator. Other features are a manual thumb slide film advance, optical viewfinder, and is made in the USA ...

The Keystone 1070 takes disc film popular in the 1980's and gone by the late 1990's. This camera had an extra feature with a slide bar that slid a secondary lens in front of the main lens and viewfinder from 28mm to 50mm labeled Normal and Telephoto. It also had a built in flash with an on/off butto...

The Keystone 1070 takes disc film popular in the 1980's and gone by the late 1990's. This camera had an extra feature with a slide bar that slid a secondary lens in front of the main lens and viewfinder from 28mm to 50mm labeled Normal and Telephoto. It also had a built in flash with an on/off butto...

The Keystone Everflash 1040 takes disc film popular in the 1980's and gone by the late 1990's. This camera had an extra feature with a slid bar that changed the lens and viewfinder from 28mm to 50mm labeled Normal and Telephoto. It also had a built in flash with an on/off button, thumb film advance,...

This camera has an interesting two lens system that is operated by a turn stile to the sides of the lens compartment. The top lens is a 35mm and when you turn the switch you get a 20mm lens on the bottom. The switch also changes the viewfinder to the appropriate lenses and when turned to the middle ...