Standard Cameras

Standard Cameras Limited was a manufacturer based in Birmingham, England. The company made a range of cheap cameras branded 'Conway'. Standard Cameras traded between 1931 and 1955 and most of their Conway Cameras took 6x9cm images on 120 film. Standard Cameras had close links with Coronet Cameras who were both subsidiaries of Dufay-Chromex, colour photograph specialists. Conway cameras are very similar to some of the Coronet products with some parts being interchangeable.

Here are the Art Deco Standard cameras in my collection with date of introduction and film type.

I use a star system to rate cameras against their Art Deco credentials.

Rating	Art Deco Credentials
	Iconic: Famous, well-known and celebrated
	Significant: Pronounced and self evident
	Noteworthy: Worth giving special attention
	Acceptable: Modest and restricted
	Limited: Minor and insubstantial

Standard

	Model	Date	Film
	Kenilworth I	1930	120/620
	Kenilworth II	1930	120/620
	Robin Hood Stereo	1930s	Sheet Film
	Conway	1950	120
	Conway Popular	1950	120
	Conway De Luxe	1952	120
	Conway Synchronised	1952	120
	Conway Super Flash	1955	120