Kodak Retina I A, 1951, USA

Polaroid SX-70 Alpha 1, 1978, USA The Polaroid SX-70 Alpha is a single-lens reflex (SLR) made from 1972 to 1981. Designed by Henry Dreyfuss, it uses SX-70 Land films from which it took the name: it was the first model to use them. Its design is unique and since it’s portable, it can be easily...

Sony DSC-T1, 2003, Japan

Pouva Start, 1951, Germany

Agfa Karat 6.3, 1939, Germany AGFA was founded in 1867 in Rummelsburg (Berlin) by Paul Mendelssohn Bartholdy, son of the composer Felix Mendelssohn, and by Carl Alexander von Martius. In 1873 the company changed name in “Aktien-Gesellschaft für Anilin-Fabrikation“, which acronym is AGFA. Initially Agfa produced chemical products for photo film. In 1880 Franz Oppenhaim joined the company...

Kodak Eastman Retina Reflex S, 1960, USA

Sanyo Condor V2, 1966, Japan

Ferrania Condor II, 1953, Italy

Gamma III, 1949, Italy

Zeiss Werra, 1978, Germany

Meagher studio camera, 1913, England

Engel-Feitknecht, 1910, Switzerland

Bing Werke projectoscope, 1930, Germany

Magic Lantern, England, 1920

Zorki 4, 1956, Russia

Ferrania Delta, 1945, Italy

Minolta SRT 101, 1975, Japan

Ferrania Alfa, 1940, Italy

Ferrania Ibis, 1956, Italy The Ferrania Ibis was launched at the 1952 Fiera di Milano as a new camera for young people or those who were not familiar with the classic cameras. On the upper part of the camera there is a little chart for the exposure based on the types of film sold by Ferrania in the 50s. It was available in black or...

Iso Duplex Super 120, 1956, Italy

Bencini Comet, 1951, Italy

Bencini Comet S, 1950, Italy The Bencini brand boasts ancient origins. Founded in Milan in 1937, ICAF briefly changed its name to “CMF” and then took on the definitive name “CMF Bencini” after the war. This company made a wide range of cameras, but the most original and interesting models were certainly those produced at the...

Zeiss Ikon Tenax, 1951, Germany

Yashica Atoron, 1965, Japan

Zeiss Ikon Taxona, 1952, Germany

Pouva Start, 1951, Germany

I.C.A.F. CMF Roby, 1940, Italy

Bencini Comet II, 1953, Italy