Discover this captivating original vintage print advertisement for the Minolta 16 MG pocket camera, likely dating from the 1960s or 1970s. This piece of ephemera showcases the innovative "full size pictures from a pocket size camera" technology, a significant selling point for its era. The ad features a stylish image of a woman using the camera, alongside detailed specifications for two models: the Minolta Amateur Camera and the Minolta Automatic Camera, highlighting features like Rokkor lenses, various shutter speeds, and available accessories.

This historical ad provides a fascinating glimpse into vintage photography marketing and early subminiature camera technology. It includes a complete mail-order form from Cycle World, located in Newport Beach, California, offering a unique collectible aspect. The detailed text covers lens types, exposure systems, dimensions (4 x 1 3/4 x 1 1/4 inches for the Amateur model, 4 1/4 x 1 11/16 x 1 3/4 inches for the Automatic model), and weight (4.0 ounces and 7.4 ounces respectively), making it a valuable resource for photography enthusiasts and collectors of vintage Minolta memorabilia. The print exhibits typical signs of age consistent with a vintage paper item, visible as minor wear and slight discoloration around the edges.