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Fabricant inconnu 19 Micro 110 |
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Photos by Arnaud Saudax text by Sylvain Halgand. From the collection of GR. Last update 2024-04-25 par Sylvain Halgand.
Manufactured or assembled in Taïwan from 1986 to (After) 1986.
Index of rarity in France: Very usual (among non-specialized garage sales)
Inventory number: 13025
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Chronology of cameras Fabricant inconnu 19
The Micro 110 are tiny cameras for 110 cassette. It seems that several Asian manufacturers succumbed to a passing trend. They appeared at the 1986 Photokina.
These are minimalist cameras, all made of plastic. They are fragile. Their manufacturing cost destined them to become gadgets or advertising media. Their production is Asian.
They can be found in several types:
| Made in | Misc. | ||
| Type 1 : Minimalist design. The cassette is very thinly enclosed. The viewfinder has only one frame. | |||
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Micro 110 | Taïwan | |
| Type 2 : The front part is complete, the cassette is only visible from the back. The viewfinder consists of two frames. | |||
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Micro-110 | ||
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Chat | A cover shaped like an animal or a hamburger with a small clock protects the front face. | |
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Hamburger | ||
| Type 3 : The cassette cover is partial. The camera is angular. | |||
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PF Micro 110 | Hong Kong | The original model is located at Haking. |
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La Poste | Hong Kong | |
| Type 4 : The cassette cover is partial. The camera is more rounded. The viewfinder consists of two frames.. | |||
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Gorgio | The film winding is located on the front face. | |
| Type 5 : The cassette is fully protected. The viewfinder has only one frame. | |||
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AC 110 | China | A part of the front face lifts up to form the viewfinder. |
| Type 6 : The cassette is thinly enclosed. The upper part is thicker and incorporates a viewfinder in the "hood". | |||
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Mini 110 | also as Super 110 | |
| Type 7 : A folding camera to make it even smaller when there is no cassette. | |||
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Mini-Shot | The part containing the film advance wheel folds back. | |
| Type 8 : Hood incorporating a viewfinder | |||
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Petra RX 110 | ||
| Type 9 : The cassette is fully protected. | |||
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Quelle | Hong Kong | Angular camera |
| Type 10 : Similar to type 1, but the "hood" covers both ends of the cassette. | |||
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Micro 110 | Taïwan | |
| Type 11 : Closed camera. The shutter button is located on the front face. | |||
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Mini 110 | ||
| Type 12 : Only one end of the cassette is protected. | |||
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Torel | Appears to be from the same manufacturer as type 1. | |
| Type 13 : closed camera | |||
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Sunpet Micro 110 | ||
In 1986, Haking filed patent No. GB 2198251 corresponding to type 3. The inventor's name is Kwok Yan Chan.
This type of camera is very common, but often hard to find intact. It is reduced to the simplest form of a camera, as the 110 cartridge is fully exposed. You can always try to argue that it's a Leica with a 500-view back. Maybe on a misunderstanding...
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| Sur mes-appareils-photos.fr, suggested by Eric Carlhan |
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