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I absolutely love collecting old cameras! This one is my favorite!!! It is from 1909. My fiance and I also started our own website to share what cameras we have with others! :
http://www.camerahistoryproject.com/
Check it out some time :) We have over 50 cameras that we have found in different antique stores, thrifting, and online!!!
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Kodak CamerasThe Eastman Kodak Company of Rochester, New York, was at the forefront of t…
Yep ... cameras with red bellows are nice. If you like this model, I highly recommend you seek out the twin-finders versions ... there are two: No.1A Model B and the smaller version No.1 Model C! - Rob
Thanks rniederman! I will have to check them out! :)
beautiful camera collection you have :)
Thank you! I'm glad you're interested in the cameras! Check back often, we'll be adding more soon!
We also add new cameras to http://www.camerahistoryproject.com. If you know anything about these antique cameras, please share what you know :)
i did see your website earlier today wow i love it:) i do have some old camers posted on here as well:)
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/36617-vintage-cameras-and-vintage-movie-camera?in=166