Photo-Me Model 9
circa 1946
circa 1946
The Model 9 and 11 looked very similar on
the outside but there was a big difference
on the inside! The Model 9 had complicated
timer gears on the camera and only a single
carrier allowing for only 1 photostrip to be
developed at a time.
The Model 11 & 11A did away with alot of the giant mechanical gears using solenoids instead. The Spider was introduced allowing the machine to develop 7 sets of pictures.
The Model 11 & 11A did away with alot of the giant mechanical gears using solenoids instead. The Spider was introduced allowing the machine to develop 7 sets of pictures.
Photo-Me Model 10
Photo-Me Model 11
commercial machine
circa 1955
commercial machine
circa 1955
While the Model 9 & 11 were for
commercial use featuring a coin
acceptor, the Model 10 and 11A
were developed for businesses,
specifically the Government &
Military for ID purposes. The pictures
were taken by a second person
using an external button instead of
coins and the subject had time to
change positions for 4 different
photos.
A couple of pictures of my Model 11.
You can see the top sign on my Model 14 in the background.
You can see the top sign on my Model 14 in the background.