Kodak Instamatic Camera Lot (5) – Vintage 1960s–70s 

A nostalgic collection of five original Kodak Instamatic cameras spanning the 1960s–1970s, showcasing the rapid evolution of consumer photography. This lot includes both U.S.- and German-made models, from entry-level snapshot devices to a premium, precision-engineered camera. A visually striking display group and an excellent addition to any vintage camera collection.
Included Models:

• Kodak Instamatic 300 (USA, 1963–1966) – A mechanical, early-generation Instamatic featuring a fixed-focus Kodar f/11 lens and selenium light meter. Uses 126 cartridge film with manual aperture settings and a pop-up flash mount. Distinctive for its metal front and retro form factor.
• Kodak Instamatic 314 (USA, 1968–1971) – A later, compact model offering dual shutter speeds (1/40 and 1/90 sec) and a 43mm f/11 lens. Flashcube-ready with improved styling and portability. Known for its reliability and bright viewfinder.
• Kodak Instamatic X-15 (USA, 1970–1976) – This simple, durable point-and-shoot camera was a household favorite. It features Magicube compatibility, a fixed-focus lens, and minimal controls—perfect for effortless snapshot photography.
• Kodak Instamatic X-35F (USA, late 1970s) – An upgraded version with a built-in electronic flash, giving it an edge for indoor or low-light photography. Uses 126 film with two-zone focus and simple exposure settings. Finished with a leatherette panel for a more refined look.
• Kodak Instamatic 500 (Germany, 1963–1966) – The standout in the group, this premium Instamatic boasts a Schneider-Kreuznach Xenar 38mm f/2.8 lens, Prontor 500 LK shutter, and full manual controls. Built-in Gossen selenium meter and all-metal construction make this a favorite among collectors.

Condition
Good vintage condition overall. Cameras show minor wear, scuffing, or dust consistent with age. Untested and sold as shown. No major cracks or damage observed. Please review all images for detail.

Size
Lot of 5 Cameras