Ca. 1982? Maybe 1892?

On this page (http://collectiblend.com/Cameras/Adams-&-Co/)

...The company description says it "...was founded in 1887 as Robert Abraham Co.. It was renamed to Adams & Co. in 1980..."

Perhaps it should say renamed in 1890?

Awesome! Thanks Eugene!

Yellow and light blue versions were also made.

Hi Eugene, Right now, the only ways to view someone's personal inventory (other than one's own) are to either be aware of the link you posted above, for a list of all collections, or to accidentally find it by seeing that a particular camera is featured in a collection. The personal inventory is a g...

Oh! Thank you!

Yes, the camera is called "National Miniature", but the company name is National Silver Co. This is one of the countless 'candid minicams' made by one of the Chicago companies such as Spartus, Galter, etc and branded for National Silver. See this page: http://camera-wiki.org/wiki/The_Chica...

One point of interest is that the Bell & Howell model 414PD is the model used by Abraham Zapruder to capture the infamous footage of the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Unfortunately for potential sellers, this fact does not add to the value of the camera. When they do sell, they generally go ...

Seems to me the prices stated for the Brownie Hawkeye Flash are out of whack. You can get examples in excellent condition for $10 just about any time you want.

I'm not sure there was such a thing as the "Brownie IV". Can you post a picture (or link to a picture) of the model?