Coronet and Ensign Cameras

Coronet and Ensign Camerascomprising a Coronet 6 x 9cm folding camera with red lens surround, a black 1946 model Ensign Ful-Vue, a blue Ensign E29, a Coronet Rapier Mark II, a Coronet Coromatic 50,

to include a Tamron SP f/8 500mm lens, a Coronet 020 Box, an Ensign Ful-Vue camera, & much more,

to include an Ensign E29, Coronet Super Flash, a Brownie Target Six-20, a Rex-Camera, a Coronet Twelve-20, & many others,

to include an Ensign Greyhound, a Popular Ensign, an Ensign Ranger II, a Reitzschel Roll-Tip, an Ensign Pocket Twenty, & two Coronet folding cameras, (7)

to include a Coronet Consul, a Popular Brownie, an Ensign E29, an Agfa Synchro Box, & many others,

including a Blue Ensign E29, and a green Coronet No.2, also including cameras from makers including Butchers, Agfa, and more, untested, (Qty: 1)

to include an Ensign Selfix 820, an Ensign Commando, a No.12 Ensign Carbine, & others,

to include a Selfix 16-20, another Selfix 16-20, a Selfix 220, together with three Ensign Ful-Vue cameras, all untested,

including a Coronet Flashmaster, a Coronet Cub, a Coronet 44, with many others,

4 Colored Coronet Midget Cameras, c. 1935 Coronet Camera Co., Birmingham. Size 13 x 18 mm on 16mm film, bakelite bodies, lens: Tyler Hobson Meniscus lens, shutter 1/30 sec. 2 x brown, 1 x light-brown

Made by the Coronet Camera Co of Birmingham from 1934 to 1943 and were given away in boxes of cereal. They use 16mm film. This example in blue is in VG condition. No box or pouch. From the Howard Haze

Made by the Coronet Camera Co of Birmingham from 1934 to 1943 and were given away in boxes of cereal. They use 16mm film. This example in red is in VG condition. No box or pouch. From the Howard Hazel

Made by the Coronet Camera Co of Birmingham from 1934 to 1943 and were given away in boxes of cereal. They use 16mm film. This example in olive green is in VG condition. No box or pouch. From the Howa

body F-G, marked 'The Coronet Camera', with an unmaked lens, shutter untested, optics F, fungus and haze present, (Qty: 1)

Made by the Coronet Camera Co of Birmingham from 1934 to 1943 and were given away in boxes of cereal. They use 16mm film. This example in black is in VG condition. No box or pouch. From the Howard Haz

Made by the Coronet Camera Co of Birmingham from 1934 to 1943 and were given away in boxes of cereal. They use 16mm film. This example in brown is in VG condition. Comes with original box missing the

A mixed collection of items to include: Warden badges, ensign camera, medal ribbons, badges etc

to include a boxed No.2, together with two Ensignette cameras,

body G-VG, in maker's box,

to include a No.3 Folding Pocket Kodak, a No.2C Autographic Kodak Jr, a No.1 Pocket Kodak, an Ensign Folding Camera, a No.2 A Folding Pocket Camera, a Kodak No.2-A Folding Autographic Brownie, a No.2

An End Lot of Bakelite & Other Cameras. To include a Coronet stereo camera, two Purma Plus cameras and a Purma Special, Radix, two Werra, Edixa, Pilot 6 etc.

and others see photos

Two Ensign 220 Autorange Cameras, plus Others. Comprising two 220 Autorange cameras (Tessar and Ensar versions), Ensign Selfix 1620, Westex, Selfix 12-20 and an Ensignette No2 De Luxe. All with shutte

one black, one end of day bakelite, shutter working, bodies G-VG,

An Ensign Autorange 820 Camera, An Ensign Autorange 820 Camera, 1955, chrome, serial no. 10434, with Ross Xpres f/3.8 105mm lens, chrome, serial no. 74513, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, G-VG, som