EIKO 110 CAMERAS

Not all "can cameras" were made by Eiko, but most probably were. Since we can't tell who made which, we are listing them all on one page to try and simplify things a little. With few exceptions, all of Eiko's cameras were "can cameras", that is, cameras built into a aluminum "tin" can. These were often sold or given away as promotions by soda and beer manufacturers. Several models were made from 1977 to 1983, but they are all a cheap 110 camera hidden inside a can with various nameplates. Nearly all came with wrist straps attached to the top, and a few models had hot shoes or pop-up flashes. Many come from countries other than the US. They are all awkward to use. If you are able to provide more accurate information than is listed here, please contact us.

Aerogard

(1987) The Aeroguard 110 is a can camera -- for insect repellant. Perhaps it was built for a company promotion.
Big Top

A typical can camera.
Brolac

A typical can camera that's supposed to be a can of spray paint instead of a beer can. And why not? Apparently only available in glassy white.
Budweiser

A typical can camera.
Can camera

NOT a typical can camera, but rather a Micro-110 in a can. It's a LOT cheaper to buy it WITHOUT the can.
C&C Cola

A typical can camera.
Chocomel

A typical can camera in bright yellow.
Clown camera

See Happy Clown.
Coca-Cola

A typical can camera -- some have a hot shoe!
Crown Trade

A typical can camera that's supposed to be a can of spray paint instead of a beer can. And why not? Apparently only available in glassy white.
Depa

A typical can camera.
Dunlop Reaction

A typical can camera.
Duracell

A typical can camera that's supposed to resemble a battery. No batteries needed.
Eiko Popular

(1987) A real change for Eiko. This is a 110 camera built into a tire. That's right, a tire. Similar, but not the same as the Potenza 110 tire camera.
Emsto

A typical can camera.
FidoDido

A typical can camera.
Fristi

A typical can camera. Some sort of fruity drink, I guess.
Formel-I

A typical can camera.
Gent Coffee

A typical can camera.
Happy Clown

Same as the Kiddie Clown camera.
Lagerfeld Photo

A typical can camera.
McEwan's Lager

A typical can camera.
Mickey Mouse

A typical can camera.
Micro-110

NOT a typical can camera, but rather a Micro-110 in a can. It's a LOT cheaper to buy it WITHOUT the can.
Miller Lite

A typical can camera.
Mott's Mil-Looney-um 2000 camera

A can camera with Looney Tunes characters.
Nestle Smarties

A typical can camera.
Optic Actuell

A typical can camera.
Orangina

A typical can camera.
Panda

A round 110 with a panda face. Comes with a neck strap.
Paral

A typical can camera.
Pepsi-Cola

A typical can camera.
Seven-Up

A typical can camera.
Smarties

A typical can camera.
Snoopy

A typical can camera.
Sunpet

Apparently some brand of grape juice
Superpila P84F

A typical can camera that's supposed to resemble a battery. No batteries needed.
Tizer Coca-Cola

A typical can camera.

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EIKO 110 CAMERAS

Big Top

C&C Cola

Clown camera

Depa

Dunlop Reaction

Eiko Popular

Emsto

FidoDido

Formel-I

Lagerfeld Photo

Mickey Mouse

Optic Actuell

Orangina

Paral

Seven-Up

Snoopy

Tizer Coca-Cola