Berkey Keystone is a division of Berkey Photo Inc. of White Plains, New York, USA. They made a large number of simple 126 cartridge and 110 cartridge cameras - many with built-in electronic flash (an innovative feature for low-end cameras on their early models), and some instant cameras using Polaroid film - and a few in other formats such as 35mm and Disc. Keystone was in a infringement suit with Polaroid in 1975 over the patents to their SX70 compatible camera. There was also a Keystone range of cine cameras. During World War II, Keystone also manufactured aerial cameras for the military.
Instant cameras[]
- Rapid-Shot 750 (100-packfilm)
- 60 Second Everflash model 800 (100-packfilm)
- 60 Second Everflash model 850 (100-packfilm)
- Wizard XF1000 (SX-70 film)
Disc film[]
- Keystone Everflash 1030
- Keystone Everflash 1040
- Keystone Everflash 1050
- Keystone Everflash 1070
- Everflash Funshooter 130
- Everflash Funshooter 140
- Everflash Funshooter 170
35mm film cameras[]
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| Easy Shot 70 by Barbara Werth (Image rights) |
- 470PM Focus Free Message Camera
- Easy Shot ES 17 CC
- Easy Shot 700 & 700x
- Everflash 3570
- Everflash 3580
KEYSTONE EVERFLASH 3580
- Everflash Funshooter 70
- Regency
126 film cameras[]
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| 725 EF by Marty4650 (Image rights) |
- Everflash 10
- Everflash 20
- Everflash 30
- Auto-Instant 125X
- Auto-Instant 145X
- K-1015
- K 1020 SLR auto-instant Reflex (SLR)
- 125 Flash Sweep
- 725 EF
110 film cameras[]
- Pocket-Matic
- Zoom 66
- Zoom Everflash XR608
- Everflash XR108
Links[]
- Keystone Camera at www.collection-appareils.fr
- Keystone 110 cameras at SubClub.com
- Keystone page at Collection G. Even's site