Agfa Silette - This late 1950s camera features a 1:2.8 45mm Agnar lens, and shutter speeds of B to 1/250th sec. It feels nice in the hands and works well with a flash. Similar in appearance to the Kodak Retinette of same vintage. Both made in Germany, so maybe that's why.
Ansco Speedex. This 120 folding camera has a decent 3 element lens, and does a remarkably fine job. It's one of my favorite 120 folding cameras. I have several images in my B&W gallery from this camera.
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Ansco Shur-Shot
- Another camera that takes 6x9 negs on 120 film. Definitely not a Graflex!
The shutter covers the lens, making some people think the camera is missing
a lens. Just your pretty basic cardboard box camera. 
Ansco
Panda -- A cute, unusally compact reflex box camera. Only one shutter
speed -- perhaps 1/50 sec. There is a Yahoo group devoted to the Panda,
and go James Surprenant's
site for more information. The camera takes 620 film.