Description
I'm not a camera expert, but I know great photography history when I see it. This old Kodak camera dates from the 1910s, possibly the early 1920, & this is a Kodak 3-A Autographic Junior camera with Kodak ball bearing lens lens. The 3-A model is hard to find, partly because it was produced in smaller quantities than the Model 2's, & because it's larger size made it a bit cumbersome for the amateur & more appealing for a professional. I don't know if this one is operational, but the lenses appear good, the bellows has no holes or tears, & all the parts seem complete. The bellows slide could use lubrication, & the exterior of the case is a bit beat up, but for something about 100 years old that was as lovingly used as this, it's in fine condition. The case measures about 9 1/2" by 4 3/4" by 1 7/8" when closed. The camera flap extends about 8 1/4" when open. The original leather strap is still attached & intact. in good condition. FREE shipping within the United States. I'll gladly combine shipping with other items whenever possible. For shipments elsewhere, please contact me for a shipping quote. 1910S Kodak 3-A Autographic Junior Bellows Camera, Photography History, Old Antique Camera Salvage
