What's the rarest camera you've owned?

[andrew_s]

Prompted by last week's AP, I claim a Wrayflex 1, one of about 850 built.

Your one and only British SLR, complete with 24x32mm frame size so you had to mount your own Kodachromes, and a mirror instead of a pentaprism so everything was left/right reversed in the viewfinder (or upside down in portrait).

Traded for a Nikomat some time around 1970

[rogerzilla]

I had a Leica IIf, which wasn't made in vast quantities although not counting as "rare".

[Tewdric]

Ebony RW45E - a special edition field camera made for Robert White.  There can't be that many of them..

[nicknack]

Instamatic 500 probably.

[chris]

I've got one of these, sadly not in very good condition.

[Gus]

It might be my old Contax RTS II, but it's not rare.

[clarion]

Not very rare, but interesting: My Zeiss Werra.

I also had a Zeiss Ikonta

Just remembered - I had an MPP Microcord - an excellent British TLR.

[Jaded]

An Apple QuickTake 1 

[arvid]

I own one of these http://www.canon.com/camera-museum/camera/film/data/1956-1965/1964_fp.html
My granddad gave it to my mom and she gave it to me.
Probably common as pie. I took it with me on holiday in the summer of 1999(solar eclipse in Romania was part of that), next to that I have barely used it.
I got a second lens for it though, a second hand Sigma f3.5-4.0 80-200mm. I doubt that lens has been used for more than 20 pictures since I got it.

[jogler]

A camera that takes a decent picture.Could not be any other reason for my crap photos could there?

[Zipperhead]

Probably my grey Rolleicord. Built for Philips as an oscilloscope camera. As far as I know it's never been used outside (in fact, I'm not even sure that it was been used)

It was sat in a cupboard for years and was going to be thrown out.

[clarion]

That looks like an Ikonta BX

[Zipperhead]

It is, occasionally I take it out and play with it. It works beautifully - even the light meter.

[Canardly]

That looks like an Ikonta BX

My dad used to have a Zeis Ikonta