Kodak Bantam Special 828 film 45mm Folding Camera

Kodak Bantam Special Film Camera. c1936-1948. 828 film camera. Most valuable Bantam model. Heavy-duty body. f2.0 45mm Ektar lens s/n 8325. Serial Number: 5289576. The auction house has not tested this

A vintage 45mm Kodak Bantam Special camera c. 1940s having a leather wrap around body and nylon strap.

'2 x Kodak Bantam Special and Kodak Medalist II, 1936-41 Eastman Kodak, USA. 1) Bantam Special, 28 x 40 mm on 828 film, Anastigmat Ektar 2/45 no. EC 1143, glass and coating good, version in rare Kodak

Kodak Bantam Special, 1936 Kodak, USA. Size 28 x 40 mm on film 828, Ektar 2/45 mm, Compur-Rapid, with case. Kodak Bantam Special, 1936 Kodak, USA. Format 28 x 40 mm auf Film 828, Ektar 2/45 mm, Compur

Kodak Bantam Special w/ Ektar 45mm f. 2 Lens. Untested, however it has been noted the camera doesnt want to close properly.

(lot of 2) Kodak Bantam Special and Bantam cameras, the Bantam Special with a Compur shutter, folding lens, and metal body; the Bantam with plastic body, folding popout lens and metal frame viewfinder

black, body G-VG, wear to outer coating, shutter working, slow speeds slightly too fast, rangefinder working, with Bausch-Lomb Kodak Anastigmat lens, optics F-G, some haze & fungus present, with maker

Nice example.

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together with a Kodak 1A Autographic Special folding camera (2)

Kodak Cine Special II Film Movie Camera with accessories in hard case

Classic roll film cameras from the famed maker, in decorative pair. One Kodak Six-16 folding hawkeye with No.1 Kodon shutter, one Kodak Junior six-20 with No.0 Kodon shutter. The Kodak Junior Six-16 i

The large folding camera marked "3 Autographic / Kodak Special / Model A," with Optimo No. 1 lens. Together with a smaller folding Gem camera with red bellows. Condition: both dusty; untested.

(lot of 5) Folding bellows cameras: (1) Kodak Special No. 8, black finish; (1) Kodak Rainbow Hawk-Eye No. 2A Folding, Model B, brown finish with brown case; (1) No 1A Pocket Kodak, reddish brown finis

This beautiful Art Deco camera is in good cosmetic condition, with only minor wear on the bakelite. The shutter fires, but is sticky. The rangefinder works properly. In-House Shipping is Available. Pl

Kodak Bantam, Light Meter and Flash Accessories, c. 1941-48 1) Kodak, Rochester, N.Y. Bantam no. 25321, 28 x 40 mm for 828 film, Art-Deco style, with Kodak Ektar 2/45 mm in the rare Supermatic shutter

No 0. Folding Pocket Kodak Model A-B Photo Camera Designed by Frank Brownell 105 roll film folding camera was produced by Eastman Kodak Co. Ltd., from 1897 to 1898. Back than with average $1.15/day wa

to include a Kodak Bantam f/8, an Agfa Silette-L, two Ilford Sportsman, a King Regula, & others,

to include a No.4 Folding Pocket Kodak Model B, two No.1A Autographic Kodak Jr, a No.1 Autographic Kodak Special, a No.1 Pocket Kodak Jr, a Pocket Automatic Kodak, a No.1A Autographic Kodak Jr, & a Si

Vintage Eastman Kodak No 2A Folding Hawk-Eye Special Accordian Camera

(lot of 5) Kodak folding cameras: (1) Kodak Vigilant Six-16, cameras appears in excellent condition, original box and photo guide; (1) Kodak Autographic Special, 1A, Wollensak lens; (2) No. 1A Folding

including a Zeiss Nixe 551/12, Kodak Autographic Special A and Kodak Autographic Special Model A, rangefinder on Kodak requires attention (3)

to include a No.3A Autographic Kodak Special Model B, a No.3-A Autographic Kodak Junior, a No. 3A Pocket Kodak, & a No.1-A Kodak Junior, (4)

Kodaks, Flash Bantam, Bantam, Duo 6-20; longest L-5", G-VG