Minolta Pocket Pak 60 (1970s)
The Minolta Pocket Pak 60 is a 110-film pocket camera made in Japan during the 1970s. That is nearly all the record confirms. It was sold with a case, and an owner's manual exists for it. The same manual PDF page also covers the Minolta Autopak 460TX, which suggests a shared family or service relationship, though nothing in the documentation says so outright.
Surviving information on this model is thin. Almost all of it comes from marketplace listings: a Poshmark example in "untested" condition at C$14, an eBay listing with case at S$32.60, and a shopozz.ru listing at approximately 6,090₽. None of them give spec-level detail.
Beyond the 110-film format and the 1970s Japan origin, no lens, shutter, focus, exposure, flash, battery, or film-advance specifications have surfaced. There are no period reviews, no original retail price, no dimensions or weight, and no reception commentary on record. If you own a Pocket Pak 60 and can fill in the blanks, the Archive would welcome the record.
Known facts:
- Type: 110 film camera ("Pocket Film Camera")
- Era: 1970s
- Made in Japan
- Sold with case
- Owner's manual exists (shared with Autopak 460TX manual)
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