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Manufactured in Massachusetts, USA (Jan, 1977). Refurbished in Bristol, UK (Nov, 2025).
Manufactured at the Polaroid factory in the Vale of Leven, UK, during the 1980s. Refurbished in Bristol, UK, 2025.
The Sun 660 is an instant classic with Sonar Autofocus for sharp, effortless shots. Built for 600 film, it handles portraits, candid shots, and low-light scenes with ease.
Manufactured at the Polaroid factory in the Vale of Leven, UK, during the 1980s. Refurbished in Bristol, UK, 2025.
The Sun 660 is an instant classic with Sonar Autofocus for sharp, effortless shots. Built for 600 film, it handles portraits, candid shots, and low-light scenes with ease.
Manufactured in Massachusetts, USA (Aug, 1980). Refurbished in Bristol, UK (Aug, 2025).
Manufactured in Massachusetts, USA (Aug, 1977). Refurbished in Bristol, UK (Aug, 2025).
This pink Konica Pop is a compact 35 mm point-and-shoot camera from the 1980s, featuring a fixed-focus 36 mm f/9 lens. It offers shutter speeds from 1/90 s to bulb mode and uses standard AA batteries for power. Its simple, plastic body houses a built-in viewfinder and a straightforward exposure system, making it easy to operate while producing characteristic soft-focus images with subtle vignetting.
Manufactured in Massachusetts, USA (Jan, 1974). Refurbished in Bristol, UK (Jun, 2025).
Manufactured in Massachusetts, USA (Aug, 1978). Refurbished in Bristol, UK (Jul, 2025).
Manufactured in Massachusetts, USA (Sep, 1977). Refurbished in Bristol, UK (Jun, 2025).
Manufactured in Massachusetts, USA. Refurbished in Bristol, UK.
These plastic Polaroid SX-70 cameras were introduced in the early 1980s as a more affordable version of the original SX-70 folding cameras. Technically a rangefinder camera, you adjust the focus yourself with the rubberised lens wheel. The lens is coated and colour corrected.
Manufactured at the Polaroid factory in the Vale of Leven, UK, during the 1980s.
Refurbished by Polaroid Originals in the 2010s.
The Olympus MJU-1 (also known as the Stylus in some regions) is a cult classic 35mm point-and-shoot camera, celebrated for its compact design, fast autofocus, and sharp 35mm f/3.5 lens. Designed for ease of use without sacrificing image quality, it's the perfect everyday film camera for those who want simplicity with reliable results.
Included with this camera:
Original Olympus box
Instruction manuals
Olympus wrist strap
Genuine Olympus leather case
Manufactured at the Polaroid factory in the Vale of Leven, UK, during the 1980s.
The Sun 660 is an instant classic with Sonar Autofocus for sharp, effortless shots. Built for 600 film, it handles portraits, candid shots, and low-light scenes with ease.
A Polaroid Super Swinger camera produced in the 1970s in the UK. It was designed to take Type 88 film, which is no longer produced.
A Polaroid Square Shooter 2 camera produced in the 1970s in the UK. It was designed to take Type 88 film, which is no longer produced.
A Polaroid Instant 10 camera produced in 1978 in the UK. It was designed to take Type 87/88 film, which is no longer produced.
A Polaroid Electric Zip camera produced between 1975-1978. It was designed to take Type 87/88 film, which is no longer produced.
A large format Polaroid Colorpack III produced by Shackman Instruments, Chesham.
Whilst original pack film is no longer in production on a large scale, many enthusiasts continue to experiment with expired Fujifilm FP-100 or new film produced by Supersense.
Untested.
Manufactured in Cambridge, Massachusetts, during the 1980s.
Includes a Polaroid P104 multi-image filter attachment.
Manufactured at the Polaroid factory in the Vale of Leven, UK, during the 1980s.
The SuperColors cameras were a run of three limited edition colours released in the 1980s, including this yellow edition. A blue and red version were also available.
All camera functions tested as working with fresh film, including internal flash indicator light.
Manufactured at the Polaroid factory in the Vale of Leven, UK, during the 1980s.
Job Pro Construction Camera Edition
The Job Pro series of cameras were much the same as the 600 Business Edition cameras. They all came with a higher build quality, most noticeably a viewfinder protector, and an instruction plate on the back. These were made for businesses that required the ability to take instant pictures in the field, such as construction sites and insurance firms.
Comes in original box with instructions.
Manufactured at the Polaroid factory in the Vale of Leven, UK, during the 1980s.
The Sun 660 is an instant classic with Sonar Autofocus for sharp, effortless shots. Built for 600 film, it handles portraits, candid shots, and low-light scenes with ease.
A brand new old stock Polaroid 780 made in the 1990s, still sealed in original packaging.
From the professional-grade Polaroid 180 with full manual controls to the user-friendly Polaroid 100 Series, these cameras preceded the SX-70 and integral film. While original pack film is no longer in production on a large scale, many enthusiasts continue to experiment with expired Fujifilm FP-100 or new film produced by Supersense.
Polaroid OneStep 2 VF analog instant camera features a clean, contemporary design referencing the original OneStep. With the same easy point-and-shoot usability as its predecessor, the OneStep 2 VF camera is an invitation to everyone to join the revival of analog instant photography.
The Upside-Down is a central part of the Stranger Things universe. It’s “a shadow of a place where everything is decayed and foggy and dark. Nether floats in the air and nothing feels quite right. It doesn’t lead anywhere, it doesn’t have a deep alternate history... it’s just a f’ed-up version of here that shouldn’t exist”.
Manufactured in the USA, February, 1984.
Smooth and snappy folding mechanism, strong motor, exposing correctly.
Refurbished and film tested.
Please note: There is a small speck of dust between lens elements (please see images) that has no effect on final image.
A lovely Alpha 2 spec SX-70 manufactured in October, 1979.
The folding mechanism is smooth and snappy and the motor is strong with a clean & bright viewfinder.
The film door had to be replaced due to the original not holding the film in place after ejecting a shot. We have replaced this with one from a donor Sonar unit, hence the slightly different colour and texture. The original alpha spec rubberised rollers were removed from the old door and attached to this new door.
Clean & bright viewfinder.
Tripod mount designed for folding Polaroid SX-70 cameras. Provides stability for sharper images, especially in low-light conditions. Ideal for models without a built-in tripod socket.
*Camera not included
Polaroid lens shade designed for folding SX-70 cameras. Helps reduce glare and protect the lens in bright conditions. Compatible only with non-autofocus models, as it attaches at the flash socket. Requires accessory holder #113 for secure use.
Polaroid SX-70 self-timer attachment #132, designed for folding SX-70 cameras (including SLR 680/690). Allows hands-free shooting.
*Camera not included
This vintage Polaroid SX-70 vinyl briefcase fits one manual focus camera, two packs of film and accessories.
Due to the vintage nature of this case it may exhibit signs of previous use.
*Camera and film not included
Protect your folding camera with this sleek, minimalist case. Designed for a manual focus Polaroid SX-70, this vintage brown leather case features a raw leather interior with reinforced bottom and sides.
Please note: This case is not compatible with autofocus models or SLR 680s.
This is a vintage Polaroid SX-70 case that fits one manual focus camera, and is designed to open with the camera so you can stay protected whilst shooting. It also features a cut out in the rear so you can still view the frame counter.
The bag itself is a light brown leather with a raw leather interior.
*camera not included
This vintage Polaroid SX-70 leather briefcase fits one manual focus camera, two packs of film and accessories.
Cleaned and conditioned with leather care products.
Due to the vintage nature of this case it may exhibit signs of previous use.
*Camera and film not included
Polaroid 8400 flash for all non-autofocus SX-70 cameras, including 1000, 2000 and 3000 cameras.
Please note that the included tripod mount will only attach to the 1000 - 3000 series SX-70’s. If you want to attach this to a folding SX-70 you will need to buy the #2352 tripod attachment separately.
Protect your folding camera with this sleek, minimalist case. Designed for a manual focus Polaroid SX-70, this vintage brown leather case features a raw leather interior with reinforced bottom and sides.
Please note: This case is not compatible with autofocus models or SLR 680s.
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Manufactured at the Polaroid factory in the Vale of Leven, UK, during the 1980s. Refurbished in Bristol, UK, 2026.
The Sun 660 is an instant classic with Sonar Autofocus and integrated flash for sharp, effortless shots. Built for 600 film, it handles portraits, candid shots, and low-light scenes with ease.