Acro
Explore 3 Acro vintage camera models — specs, production history, reviews, and market values in the VTA archive.
Models
Camera
- Acro Flash — The Acro Flash (1951–1955) is a bakelite 127 film camera with built-in flash sync, made by Herold MFG Co. as part of the Chicago Cluster of budget cameras.
Rangefinder Camera
- Model R (circa 1940) — The Acro Model R is a rare 1940s 127 film rangefinder with extinction meter, helical focus, and full feature set—Chicago's best-kept camera secret.
Viewfinder Camera
- Model V (c1940s) — The Acro Model V is a no-frills 1940s 127 film camera—simple, durable, and overlooked. No rangefinder, no meter, just sixteen snapshots per roll.
Other Models
- Acro — Vintage Camera — Explore 3 Acro vintage camera models — specs, production history, reviews, and market values in the VTA archive.
- Acro Flash — The Acro Flash (1951–1955) is a bakelite 127 film camera with built-in flash sync, made by Herold MFG Co. as part of the Chicago Cluster of budget cameras.
- Model R (circa 1940) — The Acro Model R is a rare 1940s 127 film rangefinder with extinction meter, helical focus, and full feature set—Chicago's best-kept camera secret.
- Model V (c1940s) — The Acro Model V is a no-frills 1940s 127 film camera—simple, durable, and overlooked. No rangefinder, no meter, just sixteen snapshots per roll.