Lot of 9 Vintage Film Cameras – Mixed Brands and Eras (1950s–1990s) A fascinating collection of ten classic film cameras spanning several decades of photographic history. This lot features models from renowned brands such as Kodak, Vivitar, Halina, Hanimex, and others—showcasing the evolution of everyday and amateur photography from the mid-20th century through the 1990s. Ideal for collectors, vintage décor enthusiasts, or photography historians. Included Cameras: 1. Vivitar Big View BV35 – Compact 35mm point-and-shoot camera with auto focus and built-in flash. Late 1980s–1990s. 2. Kodak Instamatic Camera (56X) – Classic cartridge film camera from the 1970s, part of Kodak’s iconic Instamatic line. 3. Kodak Advantix F350 – APS (Advanced Photo System) compact camera from the late 1990s, silver finish with modern styling. 4. Halina Silhouette Winsor AF – 35mm autofocus camera with built-in flash and auto-wind, circa late 1980s. 5. Premier DX Focus Free Camera – Basic plastic 35mm camera, popular in the 1990s for casual photography. 6. Hanimex 35HS – 35mm focus-free camera with flash, a common travel camera from the 1980s. 7. Vivitar T201 – Simple and sturdy 35mm point-and-shoot camera with 28mm lens. 8. Halina Paulette V – Classic 1960s rangefinder-style camera, metal body with a fixed-focus lens; great retro display piece. 9. Coronet 4-4 – Medium-format box camera made in England, featuring a leather case; circa 1950s–1960. Condition: These cameras are sold as untested, intended for display or collection purposes. Some show light wear, scratches, or patina consistent with age. The Coronet and Halina Paulette V models display charming vintage aesthetics, ideal for shelf or prop use. Highlights: • Diverse mix of film formats (120, 126, APS, and 35mm) • Excellent for vintage camera collectors or as retro décor • Includes both plastic-bodied point-and-shoots and classic metal-bodied models