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Wednesday, August 4, 2010

VTT - Brownie fun

It is always fun to participate in Vintage Thingie Thursday. With our move, I have not had a lot of time to really show some of my fun finds. But today I thought I would share these cameras that my daughter has collected.



I know she has several more, but these were the only two that I had captured recently.

Please be sure to stop by Coloradolady's blog and visit the other fun Vintage Thingies.

23 comments:

  1. Oh, how thrilled we were when Mother could afford a Brownie camera ... memories.
    Have a lovely summer's eve ~
    TTFN ~ Hugs, Marydon

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  2. Great post. My Granny had the Brownie Hawkeye. My daughter has it now :)

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  3. That is an expensive collection, but a good one as well. I recall seeing the Brownie in the last photo.

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  4. I like the first one because it is a box camera that actually looks like a box and it has a nice design on it too.

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  5. Those are very cool - I think I had one like the first one!

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  6. My daughter is a photographer and collects camera's. She has the brownie that belonged to her Great Grandmother. Thanks for sharing, Sherry

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  7. I recently sold a Brownie to a young college girl and she was so excited! How nice to see that there are others who are into cameras as well ...

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  8. I had a olden Brownie camera that I would give my eye teeth to have now. Where did it go, I wonder?

    Thanks for sharing these with us today.

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  9. What fun memories. I well remember the old Brownie cameras.

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  10. I love vintage cameras~ they have such a great graphic quality about them and display so nicely!

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  11. Wonderful Brownie cameras...I especially like the first plain box one!

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  12. I agree, wonderful cameras. thanks for sharing.

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  13. Oh how wonderful, I had one just like those two. I remember you had to attach a flash bulb holder to have a flash on the brownie. Then there came Polaroid, those pictures do not last long. What great memories your post brings back. I was about 15 when I got that second brownie. Been shooting ever since.
    QMM

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  14. Wonderful cameras! I know that today's cameras take better pics, but I just love the vintage ones!!

    Love,
    Susan and Bentley
    xxoo

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  15. Those are so much fun! Thank you so much for sharing some of your daughter's wonderful collection with us.

    Happy VTT,
    Sally

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  16. Great cameras.....these are a far cry from the fancy ones today....but these have such character! Have a great VTT!

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  17. I can remember when the ONLY camera our family OWNED was a black box camera and we NEVER ONCE thought it'd ever be a valuable vintage item!

    Funny how that works - - -

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  18. Such charm! Love those old cameras. Do they still work? Can you still buy film for them?

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  19. Oh those cameras are amazing! True Vintage Eye Candy!

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  20. Those are very nice. It just jolted my memory of my dad using one similar to those when I was very young. Oh, gosh. I'm getting old!

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  21. Great cameras. My dad used to have a Brownie. I wish I still had it.

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  22. My dad had photography in his blood from an early age, but he did not keep those cameras - he just wasn't much of a collector. These are real gems. Great post - it makes me wonder just what he was using back then.

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