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Elwood Pattern Works was mostly known for their photo enlargers. I am having a hard time finding anything about the company, and I haven't seen anything about the cameras they made. The camera is missing the film holder and didn't have the original tripod with it. All in all the camera looks like it's in good shape. It was a nice find since I love the look of old cameras.
I found this at a local antique shop in Buffalo, New York. They said someone had brought it in to sell, that it was in the attic for years. That's all I really know about it, any other information about the company would be really great.
Wood CamerasEven before the first 19th century cameras were produced, wood was used for…