American Kodak Camera

AN AMERICAN KODAK GROUP OF THREE BROWNIE CAMERAS AND A CINE KODAK MODEL B MOVIE CAMERA, NEW YORK, 1923-1941, comprising a six-16 Brownie Jr., a six-16 Brownie, an American marketed six-20 Brownie Jr.,

American. 1950s. Double sided painted metal (DSPM). Exhibits minor oxidation at extreme right edge. Minor surface losses and accompanying oxidation surrounding the hanging holes. Marked, "A6-805 Made

UK & USA Kodak Boy Scout Cameras. Comprising a green UK Boy Scout Kodak, green, with black bellows (very dry) and an American Boy Scout camera, green with black bellows (very dry). Does not fold back

A GROUP OF TWO AMERICAN FIELD OR CABINET CAMERAS, IMPERIAL AND KODAK, NEW YORK, 1897-1901, comprising a No. 13 camera fitted with a brass Imperial crown logo, a Rauber & Wollensak Opt. Co. lens marked

Kodak Porcelain Store Flange Sign. Two sided sign with 2 sided Brownie Camera poster and Kodak store display giant film boxes. Great original kodak lot.

Two (2). American. 1903-1906. Leather case with painted metal and brass components. Wood tripod. Originally priced between $37.00 to $62.00. Designed as a higher quality camera for a greater variety o

Pete Conrad (American, 1930-1999) Alan Bean and lunar footprints leading to the burn-out TV camera, EVA 1, Apollo 12, November 1969. Vintage chromogenic print on fiber-based Kodak paper with 'A Koda

4 x 5 inches.

Original first model Kodak camera, made by Frank Brownell for the Eastman Dry Plate & Film Co., this was the first commercially successful camera to use rollfilm, in original condition, very collectib

rare wooden box camera for 24 exposures 3 1/2 x 4" on roll film, achromatic lens, sector shutter, in beautiful original condition, c.1895, no. 2724 The buyers premium for all items exported out of E.C

Eastman Kodak Co.

5 American Cameras, 1880 onwards 1) Selfmade. Dovetail-jointed sliding box camera for approx. 5 x 6 ¼ in., the sliding box can be fully retracted and locked, brass lens, built-in flap lock, works. Di

Model B, C, and Pocket Camera

ORIGINAL 1900 BROWNIE KODAK CAMERA Original 1900 Brownie Kodak camera. Image size 2.25 x 2.25". Leatherette covered card box. V sighting frame. Size: 5 x 3 x 3"

Porcelain Double Sided Kodak Camera Photography Film General Store Trade Sign - Kodaks Verichrome - 24 by 18 inches. Heavy Sign. Please note this is a timed online only auction and each individual lot

Circa 1890 Kodak No. 1 string set camera in good condition. Body serial No. 18308, film holder 16418. Shutter cocks and trips. Internal parts present but one of the front rollers has a break in the wo

detective camera resembling a leather carrying case when closed, for plates 5x7", with unmarked lens in B&L pneumatic shutter, missing lock from the lid, otherwise in fine original condition The buyer

Minolta SRT-101 with Minolta MC Rokkor 1:1.2 f=58 mm lens made in Japan 2579473, Minolta Hi-Matic F, F 38mm 1:27 lens rangefinder camera, Minolta Hi-Matic E 40 mm 1:1.7 rangefinder lens, Olympus six n

4 Kodak Cameras and a Hawk-Eye Detective Camera (Improved Version) 1) Blair Camera, Boston. Hawk-Eye Detective Camera Improved Version, no. 165, for 4 x 5 in., distance scale on the focusing knob, shu

A Walter Durwin Teague Kodak Camera monogramed "JWL". Gift camera with original cedar lined box, designed by Walter Dorwin Teague Box: 2.5" x 9" x 4.75"

A GROUP OF FOUR AMERICAN CAMERAS WITH FLASH AND TRIPOD ATTACHMENTS, MID 20TH CENTURY, smallest to largest, a Brownie Hawkeye Camera Flash Model, with Kodalite Midget Flasholder attachment, height: 5 1

Rare Vanity Kodak Ensemble Camera Plus Asian Medallion & Louisiana Purchase Exposition Medal -

2-63mm/2.0 1-102mm/2.7

VINTAGE COLLECTABLE RARE AMERICAN CAMERA ANSCO ALPHAX, BINGHAMTONsize 11.5" x 11" inches