A great new website for collectors where you can read about classic cameras, buy, sell or just enjoy the cameras and the pictures they shoot. Edited by Ivor Matanle of AP fame, www.classic-camera.net

Australian Camera Collector with one of the largest private camera collections in Australia. www.camerasdownunder.com

An interesting read about The Coronet Camera Company in Birmingham, UK, featuring a potted history and information on some photographic items made over 50 years. http://sites.google.com/site/drcoronet/DR-CORONET--HOME

Site dedicated to British wood and brass cameras from 1839 to 1914 with details of around 160 cameras by 90 makers. www.woodandbrass.co.uk

Classic cameras illustrated and described, lists of instruction manuals, tips and retailed articles on repair restoration, collectors’ forum and a lot more. http://www.kyphoto.com/classics/sealreplacement.html

Uncommon View Master items listed and described. http://tg004b3325.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/homepage.htm

A brief look at the Vistascreen 3D Story. www.tg004b3325.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/images/Vistascreen.htm

The Monark On-Line Price Guide listing the current price new in the UK as well as the second-hand values, for thousands of items of photographic equipment. www.cameravalues.com

The website of Cameraholics, a Photographic Collectors Club for collectors of photographica based in Brisbane, Queensland in Australia. http://members.optusnet.com.au/~msafier/cameraholics/

A beautifully presented photo gallery of antique cameras from the collection of David Tristram Ludwig www.dtristramludwig.com

There are camera collectors with their own websites all over the world. Here are links to just some of them. Click on link or copy and paste into your browser

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