Polaroid EE100 Land Camera / Automatic 320 / ZIP Typ 87 | Instant camera






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Three Polaroid cameras: EE100 Land Camera, Automatic 320, and ZIP Land Camera Typ 87, all in very good original condition and tested and working.
Description from the seller
For sale is a
1) Polaroid EE100 Land Camera – Polatriplet 112mm – instant camera
Technical data:
The camera is in an exceptionally beautiful and well-preserved original condition for its age. The housing, front, controls and markings are very well preserved. Even the bellows look visually very good and clean. The interior and film chamber are also exceptionally clean. The original transport rollers are present.
The camera opens up and extends cleanly. The viewfinder/rangefinder, focusing, the red shutter release, and the characteristic Lighten/Darken exposure correction are present. Also included are the neck strap and the fixed protective housing cover.
Technical data:
* Manufacturer: Polaroid
* Model: EE100 Land Camera
* Era: from around 1977
* Type: instant photo / pack film folding camera
* Lens: Polaroid Polatriplet 112 mm f/9.4
* Focusing: manual
* Exposure: electronic automatic / CdS
* Flash: Flashcube connection with diffuser
* Power supply: 2 × AA 1.5 V
* large bellows
* foldable viewfinder
* original neck strap
* original operating instructions on the camera back
### Interesting history of this exemplar
Particularly nice and of interest to collectors is the old dealer plaque still present inside:
PHOTO DOBERS
PHOTO · KINO · PROJEKTION
Hamburg 11, Kl. Johannisstr. 5
Tel. 32 45 17
Photo Dobers was a traditional Hamburg specialist camera shop, whose history goes back at least to the 1930s. Historical documents show the shop in Kleine Johannisstraße as early as 1935; later it was run as “Photo Dobers Charlotte Dobers.”
The original dealer plaque is thus a beautiful contemporary detail and gives this camera an interesting German sales history or provenance: an American Polaroid Land Camera that at the time reached Hamburg through the German photo trade.
The plaque was, of course, not removed and belongs to the history of this exemplar.
Inside, the original English operating instructions, for example for cleaning the film transport rolls, are still very nicely preserved.
### Condition / function
Visually, in my assessment the camera is in a truly superb collector’s condition, especially given its age of over 50 years. Please also view the numerous detailed photos—they are part of the description.
The camera was tested and functions perfectly. All functions operate cleanly and precisely. The mechanics are easy to operate; the camera opens and closes smoothly, focusing works cleanly, and the shutter release works reliably.
Important note: The camera uses the historic Polaroid Peel-Apart Packfilm. Modern Polaroid 600- or i-Type cassettes do not fit. Corresponding older pack film, e.g. Fuji FP-100C, is today offered only on the collectors/used market.
A very nice Polaroid Automatic 320 for collectors of historic cameras, Polaroid enthusiasts, vintage photography, or as an extraordinary decorative/display piece – with particularly interesting Hamburg dealer history.
2) Polaroid Automatic 320 Land Camera 1969–1971 instant camera
The camera is in an exceptionally beautiful and well-kept original condition for its age. The housing, front, controls and markings are very well preserved. The bellows look visually very good and clean. The interior and film chamber are also exceptionally clean. The original transport rollers are present.
The camera opens up and extends cleanly. The viewfinder/rangefinder, focusing, the red shutter release and the characteristic Lighten/Darken exposure correction are present. Also included are the neck strap and the fixed protective housing cover.
Technical data:
* Manufacturer: Polaroid Corporation, USA
* Model: Automatic 320 Land Camera
* Production period: ca. 1969–1971
* Serial/production number: BZ124633
* Instant photo folding camera with bellows
* Lens: 114 mm f/8.8
* automatic electronic exposure control
* Lighten/Darken exposure correction
* Film sensitivity switchable, including 75 / 3000 ASA
* Viewfinder and rangefinder for focusing
* originally for Polaroid Packfilm of the 100-series
### Interesting history of this exemplar
Particularly nice and interesting for collectors is the old dealer plaque inside:
PHOTO DOBERS
PHOTO · KINO · PROJEKTION
Hamburg 11, Kl. Johannisstr. 5
Tel. 32 45 17
Photo Dobers was a traditional Hamburg camera shop whose history reaches back at least to the 1930s. Historical documents show the shop in Kleine Johannisstraße as early as 1935; later it was run as “Photo Dobers Charlotte Dobers.”
The original dealer plaque is thus a beautiful contemporary detail and gives this camera an interesting German sale history or provenance: an American Polaroid Land Camera that at the time reached Hamburg through the German camera trade.
The plaque was, of course, not removed and belongs to the history of this exemplar.
Inside, the original English operating instructions, for example for cleaning the film transport rolls, are still very nicely preserved.
### Condition / function
Visually, in my assessment the camera is in a truly superb collector’s condition, especially considering its age of over 50 years. Please also view the numerous detail photos—they are part of the description.
The camera has been tested and works flawlessly. All functions operate cleanly and precisely. The mechanism is easy to operate, the camera opens and closes smoothly, focusing works cleanly, and the shutter release functions reliably.
Important note: The camera uses the historic Polaroid Peel-Apart Packfilm. Modern Polaroid 600- or i-Type cassettes do not fit. Corresponding older pack film, e.g. Fuji FP-100C, is today offered only on the collectors/used market.
A very nice Polaroid Automatic 320 for collectors of historic cameras, Polaroid enthusiasts, vintage photography, or as an extraordinary decorative/display piece – with particularly interesting Hamburg dealer history.
3) Polaroid ZIP Land Camera Type 87 – 1971–1975 – Made in UK – Vintage
The Polaroid ZIP Land Camera was produced in the early to mid-1970s, around 1971–1975. This exemplar was manufactured in the United Kingdom and bears inside the original marking “MADE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM.”
Particularly interesting is the German version of the camera. The operating and application instructions on and in the camera are in German and are still excellently preserved today.
The ZIP Land Camera was designed for Polaroid Type 87 black-and-white pack film. Type 87 was a high-sensitivity instant film with ISO 3000 / 36°.
The camera features a fixed-focus lens, so no distance setting is required for normal photography. The shutter speed is around 1/200 second.
The characteristic red adjustable dial is used to set the exposure. The distances given above of approx. 1.2 m to 3 m refer to the use of flash, not to focusing.
For flash photography, the camera is designed for the then-standard AG-1 or AG-1B flash bulbs.
Inside, the original notes are still fully present, including:
“Only use Film Type 87”
“Keep rollers clean”
“Good batteries needed for all pictures”
“Change annually at least”
“Eveready E91 or equivalent batteries”
Technical data
Manufacturer: Polaroid
Model: ZIP Land Camera
Production period: ca. 1971–1975
Manufacture: Made in the United Kingdom
Version: German version
Camera type: Instant / pack film camera
Film: Polaroid Type 87 black-and-white pack film
Film sensitivity: ISO 3000 / 36°
Lens: Polaroid fixed focus
Shutter: Central shutter
Shutter speed: approx. 1/200 s
Exposure: integrated metering system
Flash: AG-1 / AG-1B flash bulbs
Power: 2 × 1.5-V AA batteries
Condition
The camera is in an excellent, extraordinarily beautiful, and almost like-new condition.
The housing is very clean, as are the lens, viewfinder, controls, film compartment, and interior. The distinctive red controls and all original German-language labels are also excellently preserved.
Overall an exceptionally beautiful Polaroid ZIP Land Camera, still presenting in impressive collector condition after more than 50 years.
An interesting piece of classic Polaroid history and ideal for collectors of historic instant cameras, Polaroid enthusiasts, or lovers of classic technology.
Delivery scope and condition exactly as shown in the photos."} }
For sale is a
1) Polaroid EE100 Land Camera – Polatriplet 112mm – instant camera
Technical data:
The camera is in an exceptionally beautiful and well-preserved original condition for its age. The housing, front, controls and markings are very well preserved. Even the bellows look visually very good and clean. The interior and film chamber are also exceptionally clean. The original transport rollers are present.
The camera opens up and extends cleanly. The viewfinder/rangefinder, focusing, the red shutter release, and the characteristic Lighten/Darken exposure correction are present. Also included are the neck strap and the fixed protective housing cover.
Technical data:
* Manufacturer: Polaroid
* Model: EE100 Land Camera
* Era: from around 1977
* Type: instant photo / pack film folding camera
* Lens: Polaroid Polatriplet 112 mm f/9.4
* Focusing: manual
* Exposure: electronic automatic / CdS
* Flash: Flashcube connection with diffuser
* Power supply: 2 × AA 1.5 V
* large bellows
* foldable viewfinder
* original neck strap
* original operating instructions on the camera back
### Interesting history of this exemplar
Particularly nice and of interest to collectors is the old dealer plaque still present inside:
PHOTO DOBERS
PHOTO · KINO · PROJEKTION
Hamburg 11, Kl. Johannisstr. 5
Tel. 32 45 17
Photo Dobers was a traditional Hamburg specialist camera shop, whose history goes back at least to the 1930s. Historical documents show the shop in Kleine Johannisstraße as early as 1935; later it was run as “Photo Dobers Charlotte Dobers.”
The original dealer plaque is thus a beautiful contemporary detail and gives this camera an interesting German sales history or provenance: an American Polaroid Land Camera that at the time reached Hamburg through the German photo trade.
The plaque was, of course, not removed and belongs to the history of this exemplar.
Inside, the original English operating instructions, for example for cleaning the film transport rolls, are still very nicely preserved.
### Condition / function
Visually, in my assessment the camera is in a truly superb collector’s condition, especially given its age of over 50 years. Please also view the numerous detailed photos—they are part of the description.
The camera was tested and functions perfectly. All functions operate cleanly and precisely. The mechanics are easy to operate; the camera opens and closes smoothly, focusing works cleanly, and the shutter release works reliably.
Important note: The camera uses the historic Polaroid Peel-Apart Packfilm. Modern Polaroid 600- or i-Type cassettes do not fit. Corresponding older pack film, e.g. Fuji FP-100C, is today offered only on the collectors/used market.
A very nice Polaroid Automatic 320 for collectors of historic cameras, Polaroid enthusiasts, vintage photography, or as an extraordinary decorative/display piece – with particularly interesting Hamburg dealer history.
2) Polaroid Automatic 320 Land Camera 1969–1971 instant camera
The camera is in an exceptionally beautiful and well-kept original condition for its age. The housing, front, controls and markings are very well preserved. The bellows look visually very good and clean. The interior and film chamber are also exceptionally clean. The original transport rollers are present.
The camera opens up and extends cleanly. The viewfinder/rangefinder, focusing, the red shutter release and the characteristic Lighten/Darken exposure correction are present. Also included are the neck strap and the fixed protective housing cover.
Technical data:
* Manufacturer: Polaroid Corporation, USA
* Model: Automatic 320 Land Camera
* Production period: ca. 1969–1971
* Serial/production number: BZ124633
* Instant photo folding camera with bellows
* Lens: 114 mm f/8.8
* automatic electronic exposure control
* Lighten/Darken exposure correction
* Film sensitivity switchable, including 75 / 3000 ASA
* Viewfinder and rangefinder for focusing
* originally for Polaroid Packfilm of the 100-series
### Interesting history of this exemplar
Particularly nice and interesting for collectors is the old dealer plaque inside:
PHOTO DOBERS
PHOTO · KINO · PROJEKTION
Hamburg 11, Kl. Johannisstr. 5
Tel. 32 45 17
Photo Dobers was a traditional Hamburg camera shop whose history reaches back at least to the 1930s. Historical documents show the shop in Kleine Johannisstraße as early as 1935; later it was run as “Photo Dobers Charlotte Dobers.”
The original dealer plaque is thus a beautiful contemporary detail and gives this camera an interesting German sale history or provenance: an American Polaroid Land Camera that at the time reached Hamburg through the German camera trade.
The plaque was, of course, not removed and belongs to the history of this exemplar.
Inside, the original English operating instructions, for example for cleaning the film transport rolls, are still very nicely preserved.
### Condition / function
Visually, in my assessment the camera is in a truly superb collector’s condition, especially considering its age of over 50 years. Please also view the numerous detail photos—they are part of the description.
The camera has been tested and works flawlessly. All functions operate cleanly and precisely. The mechanism is easy to operate, the camera opens and closes smoothly, focusing works cleanly, and the shutter release functions reliably.
Important note: The camera uses the historic Polaroid Peel-Apart Packfilm. Modern Polaroid 600- or i-Type cassettes do not fit. Corresponding older pack film, e.g. Fuji FP-100C, is today offered only on the collectors/used market.
A very nice Polaroid Automatic 320 for collectors of historic cameras, Polaroid enthusiasts, vintage photography, or as an extraordinary decorative/display piece – with particularly interesting Hamburg dealer history.
3) Polaroid ZIP Land Camera Type 87 – 1971–1975 – Made in UK – Vintage
The Polaroid ZIP Land Camera was produced in the early to mid-1970s, around 1971–1975. This exemplar was manufactured in the United Kingdom and bears inside the original marking “MADE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM.”
Particularly interesting is the German version of the camera. The operating and application instructions on and in the camera are in German and are still excellently preserved today.
The ZIP Land Camera was designed for Polaroid Type 87 black-and-white pack film. Type 87 was a high-sensitivity instant film with ISO 3000 / 36°.
The camera features a fixed-focus lens, so no distance setting is required for normal photography. The shutter speed is around 1/200 second.
The characteristic red adjustable dial is used to set the exposure. The distances given above of approx. 1.2 m to 3 m refer to the use of flash, not to focusing.
For flash photography, the camera is designed for the then-standard AG-1 or AG-1B flash bulbs.
Inside, the original notes are still fully present, including:
“Only use Film Type 87”
“Keep rollers clean”
“Good batteries needed for all pictures”
“Change annually at least”
“Eveready E91 or equivalent batteries”
Technical data
Manufacturer: Polaroid
Model: ZIP Land Camera
Production period: ca. 1971–1975
Manufacture: Made in the United Kingdom
Version: German version
Camera type: Instant / pack film camera
Film: Polaroid Type 87 black-and-white pack film
Film sensitivity: ISO 3000 / 36°
Lens: Polaroid fixed focus
Shutter: Central shutter
Shutter speed: approx. 1/200 s
Exposure: integrated metering system
Flash: AG-1 / AG-1B flash bulbs
Power: 2 × 1.5-V AA batteries
Condition
The camera is in an excellent, extraordinarily beautiful, and almost like-new condition.
The housing is very clean, as are the lens, viewfinder, controls, film compartment, and interior. The distinctive red controls and all original German-language labels are also excellently preserved.
Overall an exceptionally beautiful Polaroid ZIP Land Camera, still presenting in impressive collector condition after more than 50 years.
An interesting piece of classic Polaroid history and ideal for collectors of historic instant cameras, Polaroid enthusiasts, or lovers of classic technology.
Delivery scope and condition exactly as shown in the photos."} }
