Old Camera Magnets
Description: A vintage-style detailed line drawing depicts an old-fashioned camera with a large flash attachment. The text "RAY Camera 15 styles from $2.50 up handpomly illustrated catalouu free MUTSCHLER, ROBERTSON & CO. 183 West Main St, Rochester, N.Y." is presented below the graphic.
Description: A vintage-style poster featuring a classical female figure holding a rod and standing next to a large vintage camera. Below is a detailed cityscape and the text "ESPOSIZIONE FOTOGRAFICA" at the top and "FIRENZE APRILE-MAGGIO 1939" at the bottom. The style is reminiscent of old advertisements with a limited color palette.
Description: A classic vintage film sign with a bold, retro design. This piece features a striking color palette and a distressed texture, perfect for photographers, filmmakers, and anyone who appreciates the nostalgic feel of analog photography. It captures the essence of a golden era of film and cameras.
Description: A detailed sketch of a vintage twin-lens reflex camera. The monochromatic yellow and black color scheme creates a retro feel. The lens area features concentric circles, and various buttons and dials are visible on the sides. The text 'OODADOOOG' is subtly present on the lens barrel.
Description: Show your love of old school photography with a funny throwback design for anyone who remembers developing film. It features a vintage 35mm camera with a film roll and a striped leather strap set against a retro sunset with palm trees, topped with bold curly lettering that says “Back In My Day”. Perfect for photographers, film buffs, baby boomers, Gen Xers, and anyone who loves nostalgia. Great for birthdays, retirement, Father’s Day, or anyone who enjoys telling stories about the good old days.
Description: The Kiev rangefinder cameras were developed after WW II in the Arsenal factory in Kiev (Ukraine). Soviet forces had "relocated" equipment and personnel from the Zeiss Ikon factories in Germany. In Kiev Zeiss Ikon's Contax production line was set up again and quickly started production under the Kiev brand name. Early models are said to have been made from original Zeiss Ikon stock the Soviets had taken with them. There are reports of models with the original Contax nameplate behind the new Kiev shield.
