The Kodak Brownie Vecta is a simple plastic box camera manufactured by Kodak Ltd., LondonâKodakâs British divisionâin 1963 for the 127 film format. The cameraâs stylish looks can be attributed to world-renowned industrial designer Sir Kenneth Grange who, in addition to a handful of Kodak cameras, is also responsible for the InterCity 125 High Speed Train as well as the modern London Black Cab).
The Hunter Gilbert is an unusual British-made box camera introduced in 1953 by R. F. Hunter, Ltd., a London distribution company that sold cameras under its own brand as well as those of other companies.
The Kodak Hawkeye (also commonly sold as the âBaby Hawkeye,â âHawkeye Ace,â and âHawkeye Ace De Luxeâ in several slight variations) is a simple box camera made of leatherette-covered cardboard with a metal face. The Hawkeye was manufactured by Kodak Ltd., Londonâthe British subsidiary of Eastman Kodakâand appears to have only been available in select European markets when it was introduced in 1936.
