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1900 catalogue cover - link to: enlargement of same

1900 catalogue

 my Kodak Collection 1926 catalogue cover - link to: enlargement same

1925 catalogue

 

click on their pictures to learn more about the cameras and see photographs taken with them

1921 No.3A Autographic

with f6.8 Taylor Hobson lens

 link to: 1918 Kodak No.3A camera
 

1921 No.3 Autographic

with 125mm f7.7 Bausch & Lomb Rapid Rectilinear lens

(with gallery of 4 photographs)

including: 1910 red bellows, 'How to open a No.3' and '120 spool conversion'

 

 link to: 1921 Kodak No.3 camera
1924 No.1 Autographic

with 105mm f6.3 Kodak Anastigmat lens

1926 VP127 Series III Autographic

with 83mm f6.3 Kodak Anastigmat lens

 VP127 side by side with No.1No1 side by side with VP127
1924 No.2A Folding Autographic Brownie

with f7.9 Kodar lens		 link to: Kodak No.2 Autographic Brownie
1926 No.3A Series III Autographic Special

with f4.5 Zeiss Tessar lens and rangefinder

 link to: 1926 Kodak No.3 Special

1930 No.3 Series III Autographic

with f6.3 Zeiss Tessar lens

 link to: 1931 Kodak No.3 Special

1934-39 Vollenda 620

with f4.5 Kodak Anastigmat lens

 link to: 1937 Vollenda 620

1937 VP 127

(where I started in photography!)

(with gallery of 13 photographs)

 link to: 1937 Kodak VP127 camera
1937-39 Duo 620 Series II

with 75mm f3.5 Schneider-Kreuznach Xenar lens

(with gallery of 3 photographs)

 link to: 1937 Kodak Duo 620 camera

1940's Six-16 Special

with Kodak Anastigmat Special f4.5 lens and Compur-Rapid shutter
link to: 1948 Kodak Special Six-16 camera
1956 Box Brownie

(with gallery of 2 photographs)

 link to: Kodak Box Brownie Model D camera
1957 Retina 1B

with 50mm f2.8 Schneider-Kreuznach Xenar lens

(with gallery of 15 photographs)

 

advertisements for Autographic film:    link to: 1919 advert for Kodak No.1 camera        link to Autographic film adverts

 

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