A tale of three cameras: one you might find at Fred's flea market; the other two you'll never see again!

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Three late-model cameras are identified and discussed. The Kalimar A is a Japanese-made camera from the 1950s but is neither rare nor valuable. The Gelto D III is another Japanese-made model from the 1950s and is considered rare. The third is a Mundus Color 60, a rare French model from the '60s.

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Why I hate limited production cameras; plus the world's only 110 binocular camera

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Some camera manufacturers issue limited-edition cameras as a way of artificially creating collector's items. These cameras are usually of only average quality. The Tasco 7800 is the only binocular camera that accepts drop-in 110 film cartridges.

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Five curious and collectible cameras: a flea market special, a rightful rarity, and a few fascinating oddballs in between

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The features and specifications of five collectible cameras are discussed. They include the Super Westomat/Klimar B-3, the Vokar II, the Ihagee Ultrix, the Goldi and the Ihagee Autoknips.

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