Fotochrome Camera
(1965)
Made by Petri Camera of Japan, this strangely designed camera used special cartridges loaded with a special direct-positive film. The hump houses a mirror that reflects the image onto the film in the bottom of the camera. This camera has a single speed shutter coupled with a selenium meter (around lens). These cameras aren't too old yet so they are frequently found still new in the box and have a book value of $65-$100. Value for camera only: $30-$50.(1965)