Another one of a kind and extremely difficult to find! The Debutante, original Diana clone, comes with a hardshell plastic case! Never before seen on any other clones. The Debutante has an excellent build with all mechanisms (Bulb/Instant, 3 apertures) working and the perfect amount of movement. The focus is a unique and rare twist barrel mechanism which also functions perfectly. One small flaw with this camera – one of the small plastic tabs that holds the film spool holder was broken off (common in Dianas), however I soldered in a new piece of plastic in it’s place to make...

This is one of those rare opportunies - to hold a camera that is over half a century old, virtually untouched by anyone else. This is one of those cameras. An original Diana, never used, tucked away in storage for decades. This camera is so clean - it doesn't even have a smell to it! The inspectors tag and original metal film spool in the back, and absolutely NO signs of rust, wear, or even aging for that matter. The ever so slight wear of the box corners is the only place I could not give this camera a perfect 10. The manual is not dog eared, very crisp.  ...

The "Traveller" is one of the few Original Diana 6x6 TLR's. The "Traveller" version seems to be the only one that came with this plastic or 'pleather' case. This camera is perfectly functional. The shutter has 3 settings, there is a scaling aperture, as well as a tripod mount.    If you are looking for the soft focused look from a TLR in huge negs, this is your camera!  

Here is a 127mm "Babette". Is it made in the same lineage as the beloved Diana? Perhaps - it is made in Hong Kong, similar packaging styles. It is a toy camera that is for sure!    Film will be hard to come by for this, but not impossible - perhaps something for your collection?