Ideal Toy Corp. Kookie Kamera

Hollis, NY, U.S.A., the moulded plastic camera in the form of a bellows ferrotype camera made from junk yard parts which takes a special Picture Roll cassette for making eight 1 3/4 x 1 3/4" black & white prints on direct positive paper. After exposure a built-in cutter cuts the paper and it drops into a developing tank below for 3 minutes as timed with an attached sand timer. with flash cube socket, stand in the form of a pipe and manhole cover, anamorphic distorting lens attachment, and paper masks and props for costume photographs. In its original box. This camera could not be marketed today. While the instructions state that the developer is non-toxic it does stain and will cause nausea and discomfort if swallowed! A similar camera is illustrated in "The History of Photography as seen through the Spira Collection", page 204