History of sub-35 mm Film Formats & Cameras This page contains many images (approx 600K), so you may have to wait a while to see them all! Best viewed with NETSCAPE on a monitor at least 800, preferably 1024 pixels wide. NOTE: The information and many of the images are Copyright 1998-2001 ANI-MATO J-E Nystrom, and may NOT be published or distributed in any form. You may only publish the ...

The Minox camera - history. Best known is the Riga Minox 'spy' camera designed by Walter Zapp in 1937 and made in Latvia's capital by Valsts Electro ...

The Latvian engineer Walter Zapp wanted to create a portable camera that would fit easily into the palm of the hand and yet take high quality, spontaneous pictures. The Minox subminiature camera, in its various models, was for years the world s most widely used spy camera. Considered a marvel of technology when it ...

Fitter Arnolds Blumats and apprentice of VEF Trade School Fricis Celmajs checking a high precision milling-machine made for producing of VEF.F' MINOX , 1938 (From A.Blumats' archives) Courtesy of V.Korsaks, Dp.nr.2037 back ...

Set of VEF MINOX equipment 1 Developing tank, 1938 LFM 877 2 Envelope for film storing, 1940 LFM 594 3 Enlarger, 1939 Courtesy of the Museum of History of Riga and Navigation, VRVM 113.789/1 4 VEF MINOX users instructions, 1939 Courtesy of Peteris Korsaks DP.Nr.2044 5 Double casettes, 1939 Courtesy of the Museum of History of Riga and Navigation, VRVM 113.789/2, 3 6 Tripod head, 1939 LFM 1215 7 ...

Dedication of the LBJ Presidential Library and the LBJ School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas ...

Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev speaking at Georgian Hall in the Kremlin ...

The History Of The Minox-The World's Smallest Precision Camera More than 35 years ago a German photographer in Riga, Latvia, carved a little piece of wood ...

The Minox camera are divided into three family groups (see History Chart). Accessories may not be suitable across all family groups, in particular the flash ...