Vintage photo

Flash of Red Monday prompt - low key emphasizing black
We have several old cameras that belonged to Himself’s father and his grandfather. This is a Kodak Vigilant Six 20; manufactured just down the road in Toronto.

[Mags]

Nice low key capture of this marvelous treasure! Does it still work?

[LManning (Laura)]

@marlboromaam I really don’t know Mags. We’ve never sourced out film to try it.

[Mags]

@ljmanning I imagine it's about the size of a twin lens reflex camera? Loved the bigger negative they made.

[Milanie]

This is so neat

[GaryW]

Love the dark look! What an awesome camera!

[Jane Pittenger]

Nice dof

[Ann H. LeFevre]

What a great piece of family history to have.

[*lynn]

nice lighting

[Diana]

Oh this is perfect, what a great shot of this oldie.

[Issi Bannerman]

Fabulous image of this great old camera!

[Joan Robillard]

Great low key

[Helge E. Storheim]

Great shot. Do you ever put film in any of those cameras and try them? :-)

[Susan Wakely]

This has a vintage feel in B&W.

[Peter Dulis]

A classic in more ways that one

[Chris Cook]

What a lovely old classic, well presented here. I have a similar old camera, a Kodak Autographic Jr from around 1917. I found it in a second hand store many years ago and actually put a couple of rolls of 120 film through it. It worked surprisingly well.

[LManning (Laura)]

@helstor365 We never have, but now I'm feeling like we should!

[Bucktree]

Nice low key shot of a classic

[bkb in the city]

Very nice shot

[Sally Ings]

Such an interesting looking camera.

[Carole Sandford]

Wonderful low key!

[Islandgirl]

Lovely on black and a great treasure!

[borof]

Great low key shot of this nice old camera.