Diana Windsor (1960s)
A 120 film toy camera from the 1960s, often described as a Diana clone.
Overview
The Diana/Windsor is a film camera from the 1960s. People call it a "toy camera" and link it to the wider Diana camera family. User forums and listings describe it as a Diana camera clone, sometimes "The Diana's Long Lost Cousin." Not much is documented. It turns up next to other budget film cameras like the Holga and Ansco in collector discussions, and one user mentions owning one and being willing to sell. It uses 120 film. A marketplace listing included it with other vintage film models.
Specifications
| Film format | 120 film |
Design
Vintage listings call the Diana/Windsor a "toy camera" and specifically a "Diana Camera Clone." That points to simple, low-cost construction, which is typical for this kind of camera.
Context
A Lomography article calls the Windsor "The Diana's Long Lost Cousin." It appears to sit in a niche within the family of Diana-inspired cameras. One user mentioned it alongside the Holga and preferred the Holga as the more suitable toy camera, which suggests the two sold in a similar market.
Market
A Facebook Marketplace listing in Greenwood, Minnesota offered a Diana Windsor along with other 120 film cameras for $30. That is a recent price point for it.
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