Cameras Used Before and During WW2 | Collector's and History Corner

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An expansive collection of cameras used before and during World War 2.

This is a growing collection of cameras that were used during the early 20th century and in World War 2. Black and white pictures were common place during WW2, but colored pictures and colored moving pictures were also present and growing. The average American soldier would have carried a Kodak Baby Brownie or Univex Model A.

Special thanks to Paul for presenting his collection of cameras to the ASP.

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