Back in 1965, Polaroid introduced the Swinger with an effective marketing campaign and sold millions of them. It used a special 20 series b&w 3000 ASA roll film which was smaller in format than normal Polaroid pictures, and was supposed to appeal to younger people. The price of $19.95 made it the least expensive instant camera at that time and Polaroid sold millions of them. Unfortunately, the marketing campaign was too successful for this camera, as it fell into disuse because of the low quality and smaller photos it made.
But many people have fond memories of this camera, and although I never owned one, I was curious as to what kind of pictures it could take. With some 3D printed parts and instructions found at polaroids.theskeltons.org/swinger.htm, you can shoot Ilford Delta 3200 film in this camera with surprisingly good results! The negatives can either be contact printed, enlarged, or scanned.