Houghton Klito No.6

The Klito No.6 by Houghton is a basic camera produced in the early 20th century, likely during the 1910s or 1920s. As a simple camera designed for everyday photography, it exemplifies Houghton's role as a British manufacturer catering to the amateur market, offering straightforward functionality without significant technical innovation or aspirational status. Its design would have been conventional for the era, utilizing basic folding bellows construction and employing roll film in a standard format, though the precise details are undocumented.