Argus C3 Rangefinder

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.

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Argus Seventy Five

Argus Seventy Five TLR (or actually pseudo TLR) was built in the U.S.A.  between 1949-1964 and is made out of bakelite.This one is  equipped with a Lumar 75mm lens. This camera is not a true TLR instead of a coupled lens projected onto a focusing plane, the second lens is a brilliant finder, the second lens is basically for show, this camera was popular when Rollieflex style TLR was popular with professionals. Not a true TLR but a toy camera popular in the 50's and 60's. 

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