The Argus C3 or the "Brick" as it was commonly referred , was a low priced Rangefinder in production from 1936-1966 was made in Ann Arbor, Michigan USA. This camera help popularize the 35mm format as it was the best selling 35mm for nearly 3 decades. Used by amateurs and pro's alike, the Argus C3 was used by WWII photographer Tony Vaccaro, in the battlefield.
