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	*Kodak Retina Reflex* Not only did Eastman Kodak introduce us to the roll film box cameras and numerous types of "Brownie" cameras, they also pumped out a few 35mm cameras as well.
	*Kodak Plus-X Film & Canisters* Remember when film was "Safety Film"? What was so safe about it? Ands lets not forget those metal canisters with the screw top lid.
	*Kodak Disc 4000* The introduction of the Disc Camera in 1982 was at first greatly accepted and quite innovative. But in the end the Disc Camera's small 8x10mm negative was also its demise..
	*Brownie Starflash* This classic from the late 50's, sports a built in flash gun, 2 aperture settings and used the unversal 127 film size. Also availabe in colors as well as a special Coca Cola version.
	*Zeiss Ikon Contina II* This 35mm camera may have been made in 1952 but it produces images as sharp as anything you can buy today. And it should be with its Zeiss lens.
	*Photography Advertising Part II* Another great batch of vintage camera ads: Miranda, Konica, Minnon, Honeywell the Olympus Pen camera and a really cool Canon Dial 35. Plus a really great Kodak processing ad thats really "hot".
	*Photography Advertising* Stroll down photographic memory lane as we have preserved some vintage advertisements for cameras and other photographic products. Test your memory and see if you remember any of these gems.
	*Eastman Bullet Camera* This version of the "Bullet" camera line was produced from 1936 - 1942 and it made three wide narrow exposures on 127 roll film. It sold new for $2.75 and also had a special version for the 1939 Worlds Fair in New York.
	No. 2 Brownie Camera (Model D) The Brownie No. 1 was introduced in February of 1900 and made six 2¹/₄ x 2¹/₄ images on 120 roll film. It sold for 1 dollar and film was 15 cents a roll. The introduction of the brownie meant that photography had become a hobby that virtually anyone could afford.

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