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Charlie The Tuna 126 Camera

Back in the 1970s, if you saved up three Starkist tuna can labels and sent them in with a whopping $4.95, you could be the proud owner of your own Charlie the Tuna camera.  The camera gave a whole new meaning to the term "fisheye."  Perhaps not surprisingly, there are not too many of these cameras floating around out there (pun intended).  Sadly, it is a bit difficult to find 126 film these days, so Charlie here isn't getting much exercise.

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