Minolta Pocket Autopak 200
The Minolta Pocket Autopak 200 is a 110 film camera released as part of the Bicentennial celebrations in the USA. That much is clear from the record. Past that, documentation is thin.
It was one of several Minolta "Autopak" pocket cameras of the era, and it was sold with a Minolta Pocket Flash 25. A surviving listing describes the camera as working, in excellent condition with very light signs of use, and notes the shutter works. The same listing prices it at $12.95. An auction pairing it with a Minolta Autopak 460T suggests it was a modest, consumer-oriented snapshot camera rather than a serious enthusiast tool.
No production years beyond the Bicentennial reference (pointing to 1976) have turned up. Neither have lens specifications, film advance or exposure details, or any design information, in any source we've found. Even the product type - 110 film camera - is inferred from the "Pocket" name and the format of its siblings, not stated in any period document. If you have one of these and can fill in the lens, shutter, or battery details, the Archive would welcome the record.
Known facts:
- Type: 110 film camera
- Released in connection with the USA Bicentennial celebrations
- Sold with Minolta Pocket Flash 25
- Period listing price: $12.95
- Country of origin: Japan
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