What is the value of a Polaroid 210 Land camera?

Because these cameras are so plentiful, they typically sell at auction for less than $30.00 even in top condition. The most common price is in the $10-20 range, although it's still possible to find a bargain for $5.00 or less Other Details The Polaroid 210 Land camera, manufactured from 1967-1969, is probably the most common folding pack camera on the market. Polaroid sold more than 1.5 million of these at a retail price of $49.99 This model uses Series 100/660 pack film that is still available through Polaroid, Fujifilm and the Impossible Project.

Although the cost per shot is a little steep compared to digital (about $1.00) each, the Land cameras are an interesting piece of Americana December 2010.

The Polaroid 150 Land camera is not popular with collectors. You can buy a working camera in good condition for $1-10 or a kit complete with carrying case, accessories and manuals for $15-$20 Other Information Polaroid manufactured approximately 400,000 150 Land cameras between 1957 and 1960. This was the precursor to the old Polaroid 800, and featured a coupled rangefinder and parallax-correcting viewfinder.

The 150 was a decent amateur camera for its day, but the film was discontinued in 1980. Some people have had success converting these units to accept standard 120 roll film, but the conversion destroys any collector value the camera may someday have December 2010.

Almost nothing. I picked one up at a junk sale for about AU$4. It only takes type 87 polaroid film which was discontinued in 2007 and is nearly impossible to find now.

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