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  1. Great - email sent :)
  2. Do you still have the same email address, Rob?
  3. Perhaps the appearance of several such US-designed and manufactured 35mm cameras, and the increased popularity of exisiting models like the Argus C3, immediately after the war may, in part, have been ...
  4. possibly Larry Pruitt?
  5. Can you tell us what country it was purchased in, please?
  6. Ah yes, Rob, I've seen the latter in books about cameras, but hadn't equated them with the "Vest Pocket" types. I'll have a bit of a dig and see what I can come up with.
  7. Sorry, I meant to write Rob.
  8. Thanks for your response Ron. I wonder which was the first to use the "Vest" or "Vest Pocket" name?
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CDV of Woman in a Scarlet Dress – Brady’s National Portrait Gallery (now identified after 4 years!) Baker’s Stereo Daguerreotype Viewing Case with Original Image Pair, mid-1850s CDV of Photographer Posing with a Lewis-Style Daguerreotype Camera. Attributed to late-1850s Improved No.6 Folding Kodak. 1895 model Photographer's "Watch-The-Birdie" Water Whistle 1926 Sebring, Florida Antique Eastman Kodak maybe No. 1 Blair Camera Company Wooden Shipping Box, c.1880s - 90s E. Jacobs Daguerreotype Gallery Token, c.1850-58 1880s Duke’s Mixture Tobacco Card with Woman & 4-Lens Camera 1897 Premo B Camera with original box Vest Pocket Format Monroe Camera, c.1898 Anthony Champion Stereo (c.1888) with Brightly Polished Nickel Lenses Mignon Bicyclists’ Camera by the American Optical Company; c.1886 Chase Folding Magazine Camera – c.1899 Rochester Snappa Magazine Camera, 1902 Walker Pocket Camera Image

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