Canon IIC (1950)
Canon IIC camera, which differs from the predecessor model by the added "Time" shutter speed of an additional shutter speed.
Canon IIB (1949)
The Canon IIB was positioned as the successor to the SII, had a Leica-compatible lens mount, and cost 60 yen.
Canon SII (1946)
The Canon SII camera launched was the first Canon camera to officially start exporting overseas.
Canon S.I. (1946)
According to the records in the archives of the company itself, after the war, another hundred copies of Canon S were produced, but it was already called Canon ...
Canon S for Japanese Navy (WWII)
The Canon S modification, which became the object of speculation after the war, since most of these cameras sank along with the ships of the Imperial Japanese ...
Canon JII (1946)
The surviving Canon J and S parts allowed the company to create the Canon JII after World War II.
Canon JS (1939)
The Canon JS is a slow shutter speed camera with no rangefinder and also a threaded lens mount.
Canon NS (1939)
Canon Camera S without long exposure dial. The control disk was abolished due to the increased state tax rate ...
Canon J (1939)
The abbreviation "J" stands for "Junior". The most inexpensive Canon camera of the pre-war period, in which there was no rangefinder, and the optics had a threaded ...
Canon S (1939)
The Canon S was a camera of high build quality and reliability. Japanese rangefinder camera for 135 type film, an improved version of the Hansa model ...
Hansa Canon (1935)
Hansa Canon was a modified version of the Kwanon camera, the rights to sell it were transferred to the then more famous company Hansa, ...