Collection consists of two articles: a Keystone Capri combination motion picture/still camera with interchangable lenses, and an accompanying Keystone 95 projector with still/motion picture function. Both items are stored in the manufacturer's cases.

Contains cameras and darkroom requipment belonging to Edith Irvine and manufactured circa 1890 to 1908.

This collection contains a Pathex motion picture camera and Pathex projector, instruction books, a film container, and a cleaning outfit. This camera originally belonged to Roy J. Hallsey.

Collection contains materials relating to Huish's careers as a photographer and composer. The collection includes cameras and photographic equipment as well as Huish's sheet music and poetry. The collection dates from circa 1885 to 1966.

This collection contains one Kodak Brownie 8 Movie Camera f/2.7 circa 1950s.

One QRS Model B Projector, originally owned by Milton Marshall of Provo, Utah. It was probably made around 1929.

Collection includes photographs and glass-plate negatives created by James A. Myer. Images include scenes of Milford, Pennsylvania, such as a parade, a tea shop interior, farmers, a stage coach, the beach, as well as formal portraits. Collection also includes cameras and other photographic equipment.

This collection includes one Press Graflex 5X7 Camera manufactured by Folmer Schwing Div., Eastman Kodak Co. Along with six film cassettes.

Collection consists of four pieces of photographic equipment, including: a Nikon Super Zoom-8 movie camera, a No. 3 folding pocket Kodak Model B4 camera with case, a Sun Gun II movie light with case, and a Kodak Instamatic M95 movie projector.