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Here are a few pages on various vintage cameras which found home in my modest collection. Actually, I really collect only Exaktas and related equipment, but sometimes I find something not to pass by, so here it is.
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I'll be adding a number of pages to this section. It takes time. Keep checking every few months.
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Exakta — the one and only (15 articles). This was the first 35 mm SLR ever made (1936-1970), and for many years the SLR to have.
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Balda Jubilette from 1938, a cute 24×36 mm folder.
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Start — the Russian Exakta? The first SLR I had (1963) and yes, it still remains usable.
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FED, the first Soviet Leica clone, manufactured (where else?) in a prison colony.
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Kiev, another Soviet clone, this time of Contax: a great design and terrible execution.
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Reproduced from Ratgeber im Photographieren by L. David, 78th Ed, Wilhelm Knap, Halle, 1914
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Most of images shown in my Vintage Cameras are clickable, revealing a larger, more detailed version.
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