The first instant picture camera. Folding design. Aperatures f11-f45, speeds 1/8-1/60s, linked and controlled by single dial, numbered 1-8. Took Polaroid's first instant rollfilm to make sepia pictures in around a minute. Early models had rigid viewfinder mast, later models had a folding mast.

Instructions as noted inside camera - 1. Set Shutter, Focus, Snap Picture 2. Press film release (Round button on back of camera) DO NOT HOLD DOWN 3. Lift cutter. Pull paper tab until it stops. Pull quickly, steadily, without hesitation. 4. Close and hold down cutter. Tear off and discard paper. Remove finished picture after recommended development time.

Similar to the 95B with EV system, but also including CRF with focus knob below bed, parallax correction and hot shoe. Charcoal gray covering.

Newly styled electric-eye camera with simple f/19 lens. Tiny swing-out flash for AG-1 bulbs