• Movie Cameras
• Bell and Howell Perpetua
• Bell & Howell One-Nine
• Bell & Howell Two-Twenty
• Canon Zoom 8
• GAF Colt 84
• Keystone K-715P
• Kodak Brownie 8mm
• Kodak Brownie 8
• Kodak Brownie Automatic f/2.3
• Kodak Brownie Automatic f/2.3
• Kodak Cine Magazine 8
• Kodak Cine 8 Model 20
• Kodak Cine Magazine 16
• Kodak Cine Model B
• Kodak Hawkeye 8
• Kodak M6 Instamatic
• Kodak M12 Instamatic
• Kodak M22 Instamatic
• Revere 8 Model 40
• Revere Eye-matic 8 (Model CA-2)
• Univex B8
• Univex C8
• Wollensak Model 8 Model 58
• Wollensak Model 43

This is a very nice camera from the late 1950s, with the three-lens turret and an adjustable aperture. You can't see it from this photo, but the film door on the other side swings open and the chamber is spot-frosted (the metal panel is machined to look like silvery fish-scales). A very nice touch. Wish I'd had this when I was a kid taking movies.

Also note the colored lines on the viewfinder—each colored line corresponded with a lens (which had the same color line band on the lens cone).

Wollensak also made a Model 42, which was the same thing but single-lens only.

Next year, Wollensak will add a photocell and release this as the Model 46 (turret) and Model 47 (single-lens).

They must have sold a million of these things. I see them all the time.

Related Pages

Roundup of Revere and Wollensak Movie Cameras
Revere CA-2 Movie Camera

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