Retro-Vintage-Bazaar

Vintage PRO Mini 2 Way Electronic Camera Flash
This vintage flash powered up with 2 AA batteries and we flashed it several times, on the back it has a white switch for DC or AC, Red Button for Open Flash, a Ready Light, and a socket for AC 100 – 120V. This nice vintage flash is used and sold as is.

Polaroid M60 Vintage Land Camera with Accessories
Polaroid Countdown M60 Land Camera was manufactured for special markets around 1970. The Polaroid M60 is similar to Model 210 Land Camera, except it has the Built-in mechanical development timer which the 210 did not. The levers, knobs, shutter click and move, the accordion bellows is in very good condition. No further testing was done, this used vintage Land Camera is in very good collectible condition, sold as is,  and includes; Camera, Black Leather Case, Original Owners Manual, Cold Clip, Polaroid Model 268 Flash, Partially Used Package of Sylvania Bluedot Flashbulbs (8 left in package), 2 Film Wipe Tubes. All in very good condition

Polaroid 420 Land Camera Kit
The Polaroid Model 420 aka Automatic 420 was produced from 1971-1977 with an original retail price of $59.95. This Collectible Camera was made in 1972 and is very good used condition. Levers, knobs and shutter click and move, the bellows in in very good condition, no further testing was done. This camera appears to have had minimal use. The following is included with this great used camera kit: Camera, Very Nice Black Camera Case (alumimnum trim, leather sides, red velour interior), Film Tray, Focused Flash Attachment Model 490, 4 ( used and unused) Flashcubes, Original Owners Manual, 2 Cold Clips for Film – All in very good condition. This collectible camera treasure is used and sold as is. This Polaroid Camera Kit is a rare find in this condition and with all these goodies.

Polaroid Land Camera 210
This Polaroid Land Camera 210 Features the following : Lens: 114mm f/8.8 3-element glass Shutter: Electronic; 10 seconds – 1/1200 Folding bellows  Automatic exposure, with an external ‘Electric Eye’ lightmeter beside the lens Aperture-priority automatic exposure only Has settings for film speeds of 75 and 3000 ASA Lens: 114mm f/8.8 2-element plastic Rigid viewfinder with “image sizer” distance estimator  Finder has projected frame lines and automatic parallax compensation. This was the first color-capable Polaroid camera to retail for under $50 and was manufactured from 1967 to 1969. This highly collectible Land Camera is in very good used condition and sold as is. All the levers, buttons and shutter click and move, bellows is shiny and in very good condition, no further testing was performed. Original Owners Manual and Neck Strap Included

Pentax IQ Zoom 160 35mm Film Camera
With its compact, eye-catching body, the IQZoom 160 was designed to combine exceptional image quality with utmost versatility. Its state-of-the-art 38mm-160mm zoom lens offers superior picture-framing flexibility. In addition, the IQZoom 160 has all the other features that make Pentax compact zoom cameras so popular. It also features external LCD Indication: exposure counter, battery exhaustion warning, panorama, infinity-landscape, spot AF, red-eye reduction, flash-on/off, self-timer, remote control and multi-exposure. Automatic illumination is provided. Viewfinder indication: focus and flash status, infinity-landscape mark, panorama-format frame, close distance compensation frame, 5-point AF frame and spot AF frame. IQZoom 160 has Multiple Exposure mode.  This great used 35mm camera powers up, lens extends and retracts, display lights up and flask flashes, no further testing was done. This Pentax 35mm Camera is in very good used condition, is sold as a collectible and sold as is.

Kodak XL 33 9 mm Movie Camera
This vintage movie camera was introduced in 1971 and ran through 1975. It has the Ektar 1,2 / 9 – 9 mm lens with Fixed Focusing, Frame rates: 9, 18 and Shutter degree of 230. Auto Exposure, Silent (No sound) , uses 4 X 1,5V batteries and Made in USA by Eastman Kodak. This primitive movie camera is in great used condition, all moving parts move, no further testing was performed. Sold as a collectible and sold as is.

Kodak PartyTime Instant Camera
The Kodak PartyTime Instant Camera was on the market from 1980 to 1982, uses PR144 instant film and was sold for promotion or premium use by other companies–it was not available in retail stores. This cool looking vintage Kodak is in very good used condition, all buttons move and click, no further testing was performed. Original Owners Manual Included, sold as a collectible, sold as is

Bell & Howell 672 XL Focus Matic Super 8 Movie Camera
This cool camera was manufactured in Japan approximately 1974. Ir uses the super 8 cartridge and has a B&H Zoom f: 1.3 F: 8.5-24 mm Lens. Some technical details; zooming ratio: 2.8x, focusing: manual, Focus-Matic (trigonometric distance scale), zooming: auto and manual, viewfinder: single-lens reflex with adjustable eyepiece, full auto exposure control; TTL Electric Eye, film speed: auto for 40 and 160 ASA only (daylight/tungsten), ASA notching: 1-pin, CCA filter: built-in 85A filter, with switch, filming speed: 18 fps, shutter opening angle: 210 degrees, silent, remote control socket: yes, movie light socket: yes, handle: fixed, chamber for penlights batteries, battery check button: yes,
film drive motor: DC micromotor, dimensions: 57 x 97 x 216 mm, tripod socket: 1/4″. This is a used collectible movie camera in fair condition, no testing has been performed, sold as is. Includes Original Operators Manual in fair condition.

Leica Bindomat E Leitz-inc
Vintage approximately 1952, the Leica Bindomat was used for mounting 35mm slides. This collectible Bindomat is in excellent condition, powers up and lights up. It measures about 11 1/2 x 3 1/2 x 2 inches. Includes the original box in fair condition. The Bindomat is in great used condition and sold as is.

Bell & Howell 500 Duo Slide Projector

Vintage B&H 500 Duo Slide Projector for 70mm slides or filmstrips. This unit powers up and the light works, no further testing was done. The projector is in very good condition, the carry case is in good condition with some slight aging.  Includes carry case and an Operators Manual. This great projector is used and sold as is.

Yashica Electro 35 Film Camera
The Electro 35 is a rangefinder camera that was made by Yashica of Japan. The cameras were produced starting around 1966. It has a coupled and fixed 1:1.7 45 mm lens. It was the first electronically controlled camera, operating mainly in an aperture priority ‘auto’ mode. The only other modes of operation are ‘flash’ (1/30th) and ‘bulb’. This great looking vintage camera is in very good condition, all levers, knobs and buttons move, turn and appear to function. The lens is a Yashinon DX 1:7.7 1-45mm, Yashinon Japan. The leather case is in very good condition too with minimal wear from age. This great collectible camera is used and sold as is.

Old MI 8mm 16mm Movie Film Editor
This cool old hand cranked movie editor/splicer has “MI” in a circle stamped on it and reads 110 – 120 Volt AC or DC on the bottom, it measures approximately 18 x 9 x 8 inches. The editor was powered up and the light comes on, you can see it through the viewer, no further testing was done. This is a used item sold as a collectible, sold as is. Circa late 50′s Early 60′s best guess.

Olympus Infinity Hi-Lite 35 mm Film Camera
Vintage 1990s Olympus Hi-Lite 35 mm Film Camera has built in flash, auto film advance, the lens is 35 mm f/4.5 with an exposure control of EV 4.3 to EV 15, maximum shutter speed at 1/750th sec. . This camera uses two AA batteries and measures 4.6 x 2.5 x 1.8 inches, weight without batteries is 6.4 oz  This camera is used and in very good condition with original cloth case, sold as is.

Retro Arrow Film Camera AR 4351
This is a plastic body retro film camera, lens – “new color optical lens”40 mm f 6.3, made in Taiwan ROC on bottom of camera. The knobs, buttons and shutter turn and click. The camera is used in very good condition, the plastic around the lens has a small chip. sold as is

Kodak Instamatic 104 Film Camera
Kodak’s greatest success in camera history was the Instamatic camera series for its 126 film-cartridge. Sixty million such cameras were sold by Kodak alone, mostly in the 1960s and 1970s. The 104 features a connector for the flashcube, when cocked for the next exposure, the camera turns the flashcube 90 degrees to bring the next flashbulb into position. The cube can be detached by pressing the button on the front of the camera. This camera has an attached “field” case that is hinged on the bottom. The camera was produced by Eastman Kodak Co. in the U.S., and also by Kodak’s overseas plants. This collectible camera is used and in worn condition with a little rust on the metal parts, sold as is.