Always use ILFORD 35mm Films - In Camera Advertisement.

[Niels - NHSN]

I have been helping a local camera shop checking functionality on their stock of old cameras and noticed these little ad stickers inside cameras from film manufactures.

Interestingly, I haven't seen any inside the Kodak or Fuji cameras so far.

Came from this Ilford Sportsman:

 

 

Came from this Agfa camera:

 

 

Came from this Konica A3 (Konica owned Sakura Film):

And finally, this ADOX ad. Notice the wooden take-up spool.

 

 

 

[Dustin McAmera]

Here's a Kodak one, moulded into the bakelite. These are better than simple adverts, if they remind you what size you should buy.

 

and one from Ensign:

 

I found quite a few Kodak examples, mostly reminding you to use 620, in the camera-wiki group at Flickr:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/boxxcarr/29707627187/

 

[Dustin McAmera]

Took some hunting to find one for Fuji. Here's one in a 1958 Fujipet:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/127540935@N08/28501608750/

 

Fuji was a film maker first, and only later made cameras. Maybe they assumed everyone would think of them for film without being told.

[za33photo]

[rick_drawbridge]

On the pressure plate of a 620 Kodak Junior II folder.