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Vintage Kodak Folding Camera
Description:
Up for sale is a vintage Eastman Kodak folding pocket camera, likely a variation from the No. 1 or No. 1A Junior series dating back to the 1910s or 1920s. This is a classic piece of early photographic history featuring the iconic extendable leather bellows mechanism.Please note that this item is being sold strictly as-is for parts, restoration, or decorative display. The mechanical functionality has not been tested with film, and it shows signs of cosmetic wear consistent with its significant age. Perfect for antique collectors, camera enthusiasts, or as a unique decor piece
Antique Brass Monocular Microscope Tripod Base Late 19th Century ScientificDescription:Up for sale is an antique brass monocular microscope, likely dating from the late 19th century. This historic scientific instrument features a distinctive three-legged tripod base and a manual focusing knob on the main body tube.The microscope is being sold as-is for collection, display, or restoration. It retains a beautiful aged patina on its brass finish. It has not been mechanically or optically verified for modern laboratory use. A wonderful addition to any steampunk aesthetic, scientific instrument collection, or historical display.
Vintage Kodak Baby Brownie Special Black Bakelite Art Deco Camera 1940sDescription:Up for sale is a vintage Kodak Baby Brownie Special camera made of black Bakelite material. This model was produced by Eastman Kodak between 1938 and 1954, featuring a beautiful and distinctive Art Deco style.The camera originally utilized 127 roll film (which is no longer in production, though some modern enthusiasts adapt other film sizes to fit). It is being sold untested and as-is for vintage camera collections, shelf display, or historical reference. The Bakelite body remains a striking example of mid-century industrial design.
Vintage Eastman Kodak No 0 Brownie Box Camera Antique 1915 ModelDescription:Up for sale is a vintage Eastman Kodak No. 0 Brownie box camera, originally manufactured around 1915. This is one of the foundational models that helped popularize snapshot photography for the general public.This camera is being sold as-is for display, historical collecting, or restoration. It shows standard cosmetic wear expected of a century-old item and has not been tested for photographic functionality. A fantastic, affordable piece of early American photography history.
For Decor, man cave and movie sets etc.
