A collection of five 35mm film cameras, comprising vintage German viewfinder models and later Japanese point-and-shoot examples.
The first Voigtländer Vito series camera features a chrome-finished metal body with black leatherette covering. The top plate is engraved Voigtländer, and the lens bezel is marked Color-Skopar 1:2.8/50 with a Prontor 500 SLK shutter ring. It is accompanied by a brown leather ever-ready case with a shoulder strap.
The second Voigtländer Vito series camera is similarly constructed with a chrome-finished metal body and black leatherette. The top plate is engraved Voigtländer, and the lens bezel is marked Color-Skopar 2.8/50 with a Prontor 500 SLK shutter ring. It includes a brown leather ever-ready case with a shoulder strap.
The Olympus Trip 35 camera features a silver-finished metal and black leatherette body. It is fitted with an Olympus D.Zuiko 1:2.8 f=40mm lens, surrounded by a distinctive beaded selenium light meter cell. The top plate is marked Olympus Trip 35.
The Ricoh 35mm point-and-shoot camera, likely an AF-5 variant, features a black plastic body marked Ricoh. The lens surround is marked Ricoh Lens f=35mm 1:3.9, and the body includes DX auto and ISO 1000 markings. It is accompanied by a patterned soft fabric pouch.
The Canon Sure Shot 85 Zoom camera features a champagne-toned plastic body marked Canon and Sure Shot 85 Zoom. It is fitted with a Canon Zoom Lens 38-85mm and includes a black synthetic soft case and a wrist strap.
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