The Film Retriever

Pocket Rocket  A bit of an oddball this one - being a folder and a medium format camera, it wouldn't strike me as something that I would be immediately interested in. I am pretty pleased with the Rolleicord I have and in general I am not shooting too many 120 films nowadays but for £10, being described as working well and with a clean Solinar - I just couldn't resist. So, as far as I can tell, my Agfa Isolette II comes from the mid-to-late 1950s. I am not sure of exact dates and honestly, Agfa doesn't come across to me as a company which would meticulously record serial numbers and dates, but you can get a rough idea by looking on the top of the camera: if your Isolette II has a screw in the middle of the wind knob or a depth of field scale on the left, they were made before 1955. Both of these features vanish at around 1955 and the top looks plane like mine with a (useless) ISO reminder. I wish they had kept the depth of field scale. Agfa Isolettes are best known for the 4...