Stereo plate camera, folding type with two bellows, format 45x107. Lenses "Dominar" (4.5 / 65). The shutter is central, inter-lens “Compur Stereo”, with shutter speeds “Z”, “B”, 1, 1/2, 1/5,

Regular lens "Sonnar" (2/50). After the Great Patriotic War (1941-1945) "Contax III" was produced at the Arsenal plant in Kiev and was called, respectively, "Kiev 3". Upscale

Automatic camera with built-in flash and trigger cocked. There is a self-timer. MANUFACTURER: Konica Corp., Tokyo Japan FORMAT: automatic PRODUCTION YEARS: 1980s LENS: Hexanon 2.8 / 38

Vertical folding camera format 4.5x6, on the film type 120. Viewfinder type "Albada", the shutter button is located on the body, the lock mechanism from re-shooting for one frame. Shutter central

Medium format, dual-lens reflex camera with a 6x6 frame format and charging with a tape film with a tape recorder (the current name is type 120) for 12 frames, Exposures: “B”, 1, 1/2, 1/5, 1/10, 1/25,

The frame format is 4.5x6. Plate detective camera in the form of a monocular. Sighting and shooting is performed at an angle of 90 degrees to the monocular axis. The front pseudo lens is the diaphragm

8 mm Kodak movie camera. YEAR OF PRODUCTION: 1934 MANUFACTURER: Eastman Kodak

Produced about 100 copies. A feature of this model is a built-in single-range selenium exposure meter. This is a small-format rangefinder mechanical camera with a metal body and a rear wall hinged on the

Produced 2 prototypes. Small-format metrazhny device box type. Frame size 18x24 mm. Metal body elongated. The rear wall, hinged on the hinges, provides access to a special built-in sliding block, in which

The camera was made by Mamiya under the trademark Honeywell. Rangefinder camera with a hard-mounted lens and a selenium exposure meter. YEAR OF PRODUCTION: 1962 MANUFACTURER: Mamiya, Japan TYPE: distance

Produced 3 prototypes. Small format rangefinder rigid construction with built-in self-timer mechanism. The format of a frame is 24x36 mm. Metal body with hinged hinged back cover. The trigger cocking of

Apparently, the souvenir chamber, however, is fully operational. MANUFACTURER: Crystar Optical Co, Japan FORMAT: 14x14 mm on 17-mm film PRODUCTION YEARS: 1950s

The camera was manufactured in 1905 by the company "Houghtons Ltd", London. Vertical plastinochnaya, wooden camera (body pasted over with leather) 8x10 format with a single stretch of fur. Exposure

The model was made in England and was sold by the company “R.F. Hunter Ltd. London ”in 1953 (possibly in 1954). Metal scale box-camera with exposure of 8 frames to 120 format film (2.25x3.25 inches, or

The model was produced by the company "Houghton-Butcher MFG" from 1930 to 1940. A miniature scale valve camera of 3x4 format on type 127 film. The center interlinder shutter with 1/25, 1/50,

The model was produced from 1930 to 1935 by the company "Houghton-Butcher MFG, Co, Ltd", London. Plate, widescreen SLR camera. The shutter is focal, made of cloth with extracts "T",

The model was produced from 1905 to 1914 by the firm "Hougtons Ltd", London. The frame format is 16x22, 25 images on one film. The camera is made in the form of pocket watches for detective work.

The model was made from 1915 to 1926 (since 1920 - light finish of the front panel). Total sales - about 1.8 million units. The cost at the beginning of the last century - $ 10 (the level of modern digital

Manufacturer "Houghtons Ltd", London. Plate medium format MIRROR camera. Shutter focal, curtain. Exposures "B", "T", 1/10, 1/20, 1/40, 1/60, 1/100, 1/150, 1/200, 1/400, 1/1000.

The model was produced from 1957 to 1964. Bakelite dual-lens reflex camera with a “Dakon” lens that is configured for hyperfocal distance. The format of the frame is 4x4 on a type 127 film. One exposure,