Family albums across America were filled by a small group of cameras that lived in kitchen drawers, attics and closets. Some were cheap snapshot makers, others were instant-print novelties or serious film SLRs that households kept for decades. Here are ten cameras that captured American family memories for decades.
1. Kodak Brownie: The snapshot camera for the masses
According to Wikipedia, Kodak’s Brownie series, first released in 1900, introduced the snapshot to the masses by making cameras affordable.
