(No. 11) Selection of Compact 35mm Film Camera

Mixed lot of vintage 35mm and box-style film cameras, mainly mid-20th century, suitable for collection, display, parts, or restoration. All cameras show visible age-related wear. No testing has been carried out. Cameras Visible in the Photo (Left → Right, Top → Bottom) 1) Kodak Brownie Fiesta Camera Plastic-bodied box-style camera White/cream finish with Kodak branding Appears to include original strap Lens and viewfinder present Typical cosmetic wear consistent with age 2) Unbranded / Homemade Box Camera Purple-painted rectangular box camera Single central lens No visible branding Likely homemade or modified camera body Visible surface wear, paint wear, and age marks 3) Metopta Admira 8F Slim vertical camera with gold/yellow front plate “Metopta” branding visible Folding or pop-up viewfinder at top Decorative front detailing Cosmetic wear and ageing visible 4) Agfa 35mm Rangefinder (model unclear from photo) Metal body with black textured grip Glass lens intact Viewfinder window visible Branding partially visible but model not fully readable Moderate cosmetic wear 5) Pentona 35mm Camera Metal-bodied vintage camera “Pentona” branding visible on top plate Standard fixed lens Wear consistent with age 6) Yashica Minister-D 35mm rangefinder camera Yashica branding clearly visible Minister-D model plate present Lens glass visible with signs of age General wear to body covering 7) Yashica Minister III 35mm rangefinder camera Minister III branding visible Metal body with textured grip Lens present Cosmetic wear consistent with age Condition (Important – Buyer-Trust Language) Untested – no film, shutter, winding, or light meter tests performed Sold as seen Expect: Cosmetic wear Possible stiff controls Possible internal dust/fungus/haze Lenses appear intact but not optically inspected