Item Reference: 006571
Category: Photography
Format: Camera
Description: Fotorama Viewshooter 110 Camera, bright yellow, with hot-shoe, unprocessed, exposed film inside.
Date: c. 1980.
Further Information: Comes with Phillips Photoflux Topflash, made in the Netherlands, attaches to hot-shoe on view shooter for flash photography. Partially used, buttons with brightness adjustment settings on back. To use: attach to hot-shoe.
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Item Reference: 006572
Category: Photography
Format: Camera
Description: No. 2 Kodak Cartridge Hawk-Eye Model B, in a cloth case with strap, made in Britain, 120 film.
Date: c. 1930s
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Item Reference: 006573
Category: Photography
Format: Artefact
Description: Stereo-Indupor Camerascope, patent no. 173849. 2 slots for slides; upon looking through the lens the slots combine into one.
Date: c. 1922
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Item Reference: 006576
Category: Photography
Format: Artefact
Description: Antique brass field microscope is a stand-alone, uncased brass microscope. Small glass slides can slot between lenses by pushing the spikes either side downwards and inserting the slide.
Date: c. 1900
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Item Reference: 001726
Category: Photography
Format: Camera
Description: Ensign box camera, made in London by Houghtons Ltd. Basic box camera without case or film.
Date: c. 1930
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Item Reference: 006578
Category: Photography
Format: Artefact
Description: Prazia auxiliary rangefinder, made in Germany, in case with a lens on the left side and a tiny wheel on right side to calculate depth of field. Designed to show how far away something is.
Date: c.1950
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Item Reference: 001738
Category: Photography
Format: Camera
Description: Kodak vest pocket camera with ball bearing shutter, made in Toronto, Canada (1916) orange lens, adjustable viewing dial and pull-out bellows.
Autograph film no.A-127.
Date: c.1916
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Item Reference: 001737
Category: Photography
Format: Camera
Description: Kodak electronic Instamatic 333 camera, made in Germany, encased but no film inside. To use, drag the film advance and press.
Date: c.1970
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