POLAROID 95 (1948) W/original box and all documents

FOR CAMERA / PHOTOGRAPHY COLLECTORS of Vintage cameras:

This is a Polaroid Land Camera model 95 which was designed by Dr. Edwin Land, and was the first successful implementation of a self-developing ‘instant’ film camera. Although other companies successfully marketed and sold instant cameras, the name “Polaroid” became synonymous with instant photography in the second half of the 20th century. The 95 is a very large camera that uses an early form of instant roll film that would be pulled from the camera one exposure at a time. Development time was a little over a minute which was slow by later instant film standards, but revolutionary when first introduced in 1948. The 95 used Polaroid 40-series film which was discontinued in 1992 and there are no modern equivalents to shoot with this camera. It is possible to modify the Land Camera model 95 to use other types of roll film or instant sheet film.