"aim, point & shoot".......

.....was the advertising blurb for this
Soho Myna S.K.12, produced in the 1920s.

A certain phrase comes to mind: 'Plus ça change, plus c'est la meme chose.'

We saw this camera in Avebury Manor. Not a ghost in the background but the guide who told me that snippet of information.

http://camerapedia.wikia.com/wiki/Soho_Myna

[Faye Turner]

Cool shot! Love the look of old cameras!

[Karen B.]

A real conversation piece built to last !

[Julie Duncan]

So cool! I love how it says, "British made". :)

[Babs]

What a fantastic camera. I have friend who collects cameras and I am sure he will have one of these in his vast collection.
You should have stuck with the ghost in the distance and asked if anyone can see her. ha ha.

[Lin]

Wonderful composition and such interesting subject matter!

[Kane Arlow]

The old cameras look really interesting. I bet it was hard to get a really god shot with one of these.

[Gena Pegg]

Wow....the first "point and shoot"...hahah. What a great piece of history.

[Hazel]

@onewing

Trouble is, Babs, I don't believe in them - ghosts, that is!!

[Richard Hickey]

Wonderful picture.

[Margaret Brown]

Fabulous capture I love old cameras, they are so interesting

[wendy frost]

A great shot of a great camera, Made in Britain.

[Babs]

@quietpurplehaze me neither but it would be interesting

[Pyrrhula]

From the same age as the stone ?
Great capture of a history artifact of our hobby. A lot have chance only not taking the pic.`s.

[Catherine W.]

Very cool!

[Ross Walker]

That's one I'm not familiar with. I'm going to tag our film camera buff. @grizzlysghost

[Robyn]

Great shot

[Richard Creese]

Great old camera.

[Claire]

I have been to Avebury Manor, lovely place

Very old camera, not sure I could work this one:0)