No. 1 Kodak Junior
[1914]
Very typical camera of this period. Made in 1914 only, the camera originally sold for $7.50. Much smaller than the larger autographics it took advantage of the smaller 120 film size. Although designed for autographic 120 film, current 120 film would work in this camera.
- Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester, New York
- Rapid Rectilinear, Bausch & Lomb Lens
- Ball Bearing Shutter - T, B, 25, 50
- Size A-120 film
No. 2-C Kodak Jr. (Autographic)
[1916 - 1927]
Very similar to the No 1-A in the design and construction but with a larger film format. This example demonstrates the poor condition many old cameras. The leather covering is eroded and missing and there are copper sulfate “bumps” on the back. These bumps were caused but the reaction of the copper and brass rivets to moisture. As the copper sulfate builds over time it creates bumps under the leather covering.
- Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, New York
- Rapid Rectilinear, Bausch & Lomb Lens
- Ball bearing leaf shutter, T, B, 25, 50, 100
- Size A-130 film