Lot of 6 Vintage Box Cameras – Kodak, Gevaert, Agfa & Others – Mid-20th Century A decorative and collectible set of six classic box cameras, dating mainly from the 1930s–1950s. These cameras represent the golden age of simple roll-film photography and are highly sought after for display, collection, or prop use. All cameras are untested and sold as vintage collectibles. Included in this lot Kodak Brownie Hawkeye Flash Model Iconic American box camera with Art Deco styling. Designed for 620 roll film and flash use. Includes original instruction booklet shown in photos. Gevaert Gevabox Belgian-made metal box camera with distinctive front plate and rotary aperture markings (4.6 – 8 – 11.5). A solid European post-war design. Leyex No. 2 Camera Classic leatherette-covered box camera with front badge “LEYEX No.2 Camera.” Typical 6×9 roll-film format camera. GAP Box Camera French/European box camera with geometric metal lens surround marked “GAP.” A good example of mid-century continental amateur photography equipment. Large Blue/Gray Box Camera (likely Agfa type) Metal-bodied box camera with embossed top plate and sliding viewfinder. Typical German-style construction for 120 roll film. Black Box Camera with Twin Viewfinders Early-style box camera with dual brilliant finders and side winding knob. Classic pre-war design aesthetic. Condition: All cameras show visible age and patina Wear to leatherette, minor corrosion, and surface marks consistent with age Some dust internally in lenses/viewfinders Not tested proffesionally or film transport function Sold as collectors’ items / decorative pieces Will all be wrapped separately with care. Sending worldwide.