"Polaroid Land Cameras"
Polaroid cameras using the patented process of Dr Edwin Land, were the first commercially
successful instant picture cameras which were easy to use, and were not in need of bottles
of chemicals, etc.
The idea of in-camera developmental is not new: there are records of ideas for instant cameras
from the first year of photography. In 1857, Bolls and Smith of Cooperstown, New York
patented the first instant camera which actually went into production.
Jules Bourdin of France invented a simple system which was successfully marketed as early as
1864. Many other attempts met with mediocre success, but Polaroid caught on and became a
household word. Because of the success of the company, their cameras generally are quite common, and
obviously none are very old.
Please Note: I do not sell film for Polaroid cameras or any other camera.
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Stock No 1098
Polaroid Electric Eye 900
c1960-63. The first Polaroid with fully automatic electric-eye controlled shutter. Continuously
variable shutter speeds of 1/12 - 1/600 and apetures of f/8.8-f82. Takes 3000 film.
~ Good condition.
Asking Price $55.00
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Stock No 2459
Polaroid 80A (Highlander)
c1957-59. One of the aearly model Polaroids.
~ Very Good condition.
Asking Price $55.00
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if you really want to buy it, make me an offer.
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