The Midget was designed by Magnus Nièll and similar to the earlier Ensignette. It sold in large numbers especially the Model 33.

Some versions of the 22 have the type of finder found on the other models i.e. a hinged frame above the front standard and a rear post. Other versions, this example included, have a rear frame only.

A silver painted version was produced in 1935 for the Jubilee in both the 33 and 55 specifications these came in a presentation box. Later adverts list only the s/33 model.

The camera was sold at the following prices: model 22 - 22/-; model 33, originally called the A/d - 33/-; model 55, originally called the A/N - 55/-. When introduced the price of the 33 was 30/- and the 55, 50/-.

Accessories included:

• Electric enlarging printer.
• Daylight printer.
• Electric contact printer.
• Developing tank.
• Developing & printing outfit.
• Printing frame.
• Albums.
• Developing dish.
• Outfit case.
• Colour filter (model 55).
• Tripod attachment.
• Cable release.