1950s–60s Vintage Camera Ads / Canon Model IV, Alpa Reflex, Asahi Pentax Spotmatic Description: Here are three half-page advertisements for classic vintage cameras from the 1950s–60s. 1. Canon Model IV An elegant advertisement introducing a 35mm camera with a super-fast 50mm f/1.9 Serenar lens. Features include flash synchronization and precision design. 2. Alpa Reflex This charming advertisement, titled "A Life-Size Portrait of a Carefree Photographer," beautifully captures the atmosphere of European travel and casual photography. Original Alpa Reflex cameras are now very rare and highly collectible due to their very limited production and careful hand assembly. Alpa was favored by science and technology-oriented photographers who valued precision over speed. Its superior engineering, rarity, and important position in camera history are highly valued in the collector's market. 3. Asahi Pentax Spotmatic Under the catchphrase "Why is the Asahi Pentax Spotmatic so versatile... and yet so light?", it conveys the appeal of a camera with excellent optical performance and a compact design thanks to Japanese precision technology, and a feather-light feel. These are not reproductions, but genuine original magazine pages. Dimensions are 27cm x 36cm. These are actual pages from a magazine, not copies. Frames are not included. To save on shipping costs, the magazine clippings will be folded in half for shipping. A stick of styrofoam will be placed in the middle, and they will be placed in a 100-yen shop plastic folder to prevent creases. Due to their age, there may be stains, scratches, and a peculiar smell. Please understand this before purchasing. An A3 frame from a 100-yen shop fits perfectly.