A Pair of Coronet Midget Sub-Miniature Cameras

Mottled Green Coronet Midget Sub Miniature Camera. Shutter firing (signs of light use). With original (scruffy) green case. Provenance: The John Foster Olympus Collection

A Coronet Midget Blue Sub-Miniature Camera, A Coronet Midget Blue Sub-Miniature Camera, 1935-36, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, G, some fungus

2 Vintage miniature cameras & film, (1) Univex model A camera, Universal Camera Corp, New York, 3 1/2" x 2 1/2" x 2", plus (1) Coronet Midget, 16mm film, Birmingham, England, plus (2) original boxes A

Subminiature Cameras: "Tone" and "Rocket" 1) Toyo Kogaku, Japan. Tone, c. 1948, size 14 x 14 mm on "Midget" rollfilm, Tone Anastigmat 3,5/25 mm, shutter 1/25-1/100 sec., 2 viewfinders, "Made in occupi

4 Colored Coronet Midget Cameras, c. 1935 Coronet Camera Co., Birmingham. Size 13 x 18 mm on 16mm film, bakelite bodies, lens: Tyler Hobson Meniscus lens, shutter 1/30 sec. 2 x brown, 1 x light-brown

British. 1935-1943. The Coronet Midget was marketed as the "Tom Thumb" of cameras as it was tiny, convenient, and simple to use. These cameras were produced in England from 1935 to 1943. They came in

to include a Minolta 16QT, shutter working, also with a Minolta 16, shutter working, also with a Yashica Atoron, shutter not working, also with another Minolta-16, shutter working, also with a Mamiya

A Minox LX "100 Jahre Walter Zapp" Sub-Miniature Camera, 1995, chrome, serial no. 2537649, with Minox f/3.5 15mm lens, body, E, shutter sticking, lens, E, complete with commemorative coin, paperwork,

chrome, body VG-E, shutter working on I, slow to return on T, in original box with finder, cap, internal parts, & instructions,

A Minox LX Aviator Set Sub-Miniature Camera Set 2001, black, serial no.005, with Minox f/3.5 15mm lens, body E, shutter sticking, lens E, complete with Laco Fliegeruhr wristwatch, wooden presentation

A Minox CLX Sub-Miniature Camera, 1998, chrome, serial no. 00001106, with Minox f/3.5 15mm lens, body, E, shutter sticking, lens, E, complete with paperwork and maker's box

chrome, body VG-E, shutter working, in original box with finder, cap, a spool within the camera & a boxed Ticka spool for 25 exposures, & instructions,

Manufactured by Alfred C. Kemper of Chicago, Illinois circa 1893. The first miniature camera to use roll film. Serial No. 13685. The camera body, measuring approximately 1 3/4 x 1 3/4 x 2 1/8 inches,

Vintage GaMi 16 mm Sub-Miniature Camera

27 mm.

Minox LX Sub-miniature Camera. c1978-1980's. 9.5mm film, sub-miniature camera. Fix 3.5 15mm Complan lens (fixed f-stop). Serial Number: 2524403. The auction house has not tested this camera or any cam

Minox C Sub-miniature Camera. c1969-1979. 9.5mm film, sub-miniature camera. . Fix 3.5 15mm Complan lens (fixed f-stop). Serial Number: 2375272. The auction house has not tested this camera or any came

Konan - 16 Automat Sub Miniature Camera in original box made in Occupied Japan Lens - ROKKOR 1:35 1 - 25 MM 1950's #12572

Gianpaolo Ferro, GF84 subminiature camera ring, #062, Ferro, Italy, 1998, edition of 32, signed Made in Italy, titled, numbered, with fitted wood case within red box, 10 light proof films, manual and

Rare Subminiature Camera With Clockwork Motor, For 13X18Mm Exposures On Unperforated Film, These Cameras Were Used By The German Secret Service During Ww2, In Very Good Condition And Working Order, Wi

This is the rare subminiature camera for the Minox film Sharan Leica M3 No. E-03614, Sharan Mini Classic Camera Collection. All the Sharan Classic Miniatures use an AZONO F/5.6 15mm lens. Cased. Colle

Rare Swiss Made Subminiature Camera For 11X11Mm Exposures On 35Mm Film, With Trioplan 2.8/20Mm No.1084449, The Set Also Includes Two Unfinished Prototype Camera Housings, Very Rare Original Display St

Swiss made subminiature camera for 11x11mm exposures, rare with Trioplan 2.8/20mm no.1084231 with cap, with extremely rare original BIFLEX projector with Biflex 1.6/5cm lens no.1024 The buyers premium

In The Late 1940S, The Parker Fountain Pen Company Decided To Try To Expand And Develop A New Type Of Subminiature Camera. It Was Released In 1949 Under The Name Parker Stellar, And Was A Masterpiece