Vintage/Retro film camera lot – 3 Cameras - Agfa Agfamatic 126, Keystone Everflash 20, Minolta Autopak 500 Cameras Use 126 film

  

This listing is for three (3) cameras in this lot. 

 1 - Vintage Agfamatic Agfa 126 Camera Made in France.  The Agfamatic 126 is a viewfinder camera that takes square pictures on 126 film cartridges, made by Agfa in about 1969.  The body of the camera is plastic, and measures 3 1/8" wide x 2 1/2" tall x 2" deep, with a textured wheel to advance the film on the back, and tripod socket on the bottom.

There is a socket on the top of the camera for standard flashcubes.  A PX825 battery is required to fire the flash; this fits inside the film compartment  This camera has fixed exposure, and fixed focus. This unit is untested, but it is still a nice display piece. 

 2 - Vintage 1970s Berkey Keystone Everflash 20 Camera with Keytar Color Corrected 40mm lens, Electric Eye, has built in flash, which does fire when using the test button, and this one comes with a hand strap.  Made in the USA.  This unit is untested, but it is still a nice display piece. 

3 - Vintage Minolta AUTOPAK 500 Camera - Late 1960's - Uses 126 Film.  This one comes with a hand strap.  This unit is untested, but it is still a nice display piece. 

About This Camera (From:  https://vintagecameralab.com)

The Minolta Autopak 500 is a stylish viewfinder camera introduced in 1966 and designed for the 126 film cassette. Rebadged and sold as the Ilford Monarch in the United Kingdom and the Revue-matic 500 in Germany, the Autopak 500 pioneered an auto exposure system capable of automatically firing the flash in low light situations, a feature that has since become standard in all cameras.

Since the 500 is targeted at amateur photographers, there really aren’t any controls to speak of. A metal dial can be found on the user’s left-hand side of the camera which focuses the lens, a surprisingly high quality 38mm f/2.8 Rokkor which is surrounded by a square-shaped selenium cell which powers the camera’s automatic exposure system. An automatically rotating flash cube socket is located on the top of the camera near the viewfinder window and opposite the black rectangular shutter button. The metal film advance lever is on the back right above the film door which is opened via a latch on the user’s right side of the camera, just above the lone strap lug. The battery door on the bottom of the camera can be slid open to accept two AAA size batteries (not included).

Battery & Film are not included in this purchase.  The items are in average good condition to very good condition.   I have taken pictures of the cameras outside and of the inside of each camera.  I have no film to test the quality of the pictures so I am listing these as untested, as-is condition. 

 Antique Collectible Decorative Photography Camera

 Pre-owned has wear/scratches from use and storage.  Overall, these items are in Good Condition, nice and clean.  Please see photos and text on the items.  Untested, they would be a nice decorative piece for display.  Sold AS IS

 

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