WE BUY VINTAGE ANALOG PHOTOBOOTHS
We buy old
photo booths.
Dust and all.
One tucked away in a bar, garage or estate? Working or not, we'd love to see it. Send a few photos and its location—we'll talk through a purchase and collection plan if it's a fit.
No repairs. No asking price required. No pressure to sell.
A LITTLE DUST?Don't fret.NO POWER-UP NEEDED.THE GOOSE IS ON THE LOOKOUT
The real thing.
Not a digital dress-up.
Original cameras. Photographic paper. A tiny darkroom inside. Those are the booths we want to help keep in the world.
Vintage chemical booths
Authentic coin-operated, dip-and-dunk machines. Auto-Photo, Photo-Me and other genuine analog systems.
Projects with possibilities
Working, untested, long-stored or incomplete. Original mechanisms and useful parts are worth a look.
A good lead, kindly shared
A booth in an estate or a closed arcade? An introduction with the owner's permission can make all the difference.
Modern digital event rigs, selfie kiosks and 360 platforms aren't our acquisition focus. Not sure which you have? Ask us.
A SIMPLE FIRST STEP
Less mystery.
More next chapter.
You don't have to be a booth expert to start a conversation. You don't even have to switch it on.
Send what you know
Start with its location, a way to reach you and a few photos if you have them. No model number, asking price or working demonstration needed.
Talk through the offer
We'll review the booth, ask any useful follow-up questions and discuss a written offer if it's a fit. You'll know what is included before deciding.
Agree the handover
Before a sale, we'll agree payment, who arranges collection, any moving costs and a workable date. Leave the booth where it is while we make the plan.
FROM THE NOTEBOOK
A little knowledge.
A lot less guesswork.
An Old Photobooth Has Been Stored for Years. What Should I Document?
A calm first checklist for owners: preserve the story, photograph what is there, and leave old electrical and process work for qualified people.
What Affects the Value of a Vintage Photobooth?
Why completeness, originality, evidence of operation, and the path out of a building all matter more than a quick number from a photo.
Before an Estate Sale or Cleanout: Documenting an Old Photobooth
A practical way to identify a possible analog booth, protect privacy, and give the authorized decision-maker a fair chance to consider it before scrapping.
A TIP OF THE BEAK
Not yours, but
you know where one is?
Estate-sale folks, coin-op technicians, bar owners, cleanout crews and curious neighbors: we'd love a permission-first introduction.
Pass along a leadCheck the corners.
Ask the old-timers.
Keep a booth out of the scrap pile.
LET'S TAKE A LOOK
Ready to talk about selling your booth?
Working or not, start with its location and what you know. Photos help, an asking price is optional, and there's no pressure to sell.