I just want the instruction manual for the Polaroid I1236; have been on line for more than an hour and can't seem to find one that doesn't cost money. Why is this so hard to find!!

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You can find Polaroid camera instructions or polaroid camera manuals, for your camera at InstructionSheets.com.

Here is an exact link to the correct area:

Polaroid i1236 manual

Posted on Dec 28, 2010

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