Collecting classic camera sales brochures is fun, but it’s also educational. If the marketing departments did their jobs correctly, then the information should be entertaining and a great way to enhance your collecting experience.
Here are five recent acquisitions.






I have more brochures in my collection, with the earliest being from the mid-1950s.
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Checking out the Canon Camera Museum, there’s a bunch of oddball cameras from the 60’s and 70’s like that Canodate that seem completely forgotten about today.
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Until I got the brochure I had totally ignored it. I have a new found interest in these late sixties cameras.
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