Description :

Antique Kodak Folding Pocket Camera manufactured by the Eastman Kodak Company of Rochester, New York. This classic early 20th-century camera features the iconic folding bellows design, metal lens assembly, and compact body that allowed photographers to carry cameras more easily during the early days of portable photography.

The camera front is marked Eastman Kodak Co., and the lens plate includes decorative detailing typical of Kodak cameras from the early 1900s. Cameras of this style were part of Kodak’s popular folding pocket series and were designed to use roll film, helping make photography more accessible to everyday users.

Based on the construction and markings, this camera likely dates to approximately 1909–1915.

Approximate size when folded:

• 8 inches tall

• 3.5 inches wide

The camera includes the folding bed, bellows, lens assembly, and viewfinder. It displays beautifully and would make a great addition to a vintage camera collection, photography studio décor, or antique display.

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Condition

Antique condition with wear consistent with age. Bellows, lens, and components appear present. Camera has not been tested and is being sold as a collectible or display piece.

Shipping

📦 Shippable

Additional Information

Early Kodak folding cameras were instrumental in popularizing photography in the early 20th century. With the introduction of roll film, Kodak made photography easier for amateur photographers, and folding pocket cameras became some of the most widely used cameras of their time.