COLLECTABLE CAMERAS
With the possible exception of the Argus C-3, the Kodak Stereo camera and the Agfamatic II, these cameras are mainly for the shelves or display cases of vintage camera collectors. Feel free to make an offer on any single item or the entire collection. Items may be picked up in Malibu or Ventura, CA. Purchases can be shipped, but buyer must pay shipping costs via USPS Flat Rate box. For detailed info on condition of any item, please send an email to:
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Kodak No. 2 Cartridge Hawkeye Model C
circa 1913
The leatherette is is very good condition, better than most I have seen on eBay. Some rust spots on metal.
Shutter works.
Kodak Jr. No. 1 Autographic camera
I include the features on this camera because I can't find any website history (including Camerapedia that agrees on the details for this model A version.
Production date:1914?
(On the box, there is a hand-written date of 1926
Lens: Kodex No. 0, f/9 to f/45
Shutter speeds: 1/25 - 1/50, B, T.
Construction: Metal body?
(Mine seems to be wood.)
Focusing:
Bellows, scaled 6' - 100'
Attributes:
Brilliant view-finder.
Film-advance indicated by red window, not coupled to shutter. Autographic feature.
Serial Number: Plaque on fold-out base says 13662
Condition: Bellows and all mechanical parts excellent. Shutter works at all speeds. No tares or scratches on case, however,there are some scuff marks in black leatherette that could easily be removed.
Ansco Flash Clipper
This fixed focus camera made in the 1940s is unique for its metal "bellows" that allow it to be folded into a smaller space than a traditional "box" camera. The syncronized flash attached to a shoe on top made it into a versatile entry-level camera.
Condition is only fair-good but still quite presentable on your display shelf. Original flash gun adds to value.
Argus C-3
The affordable 35 mm camera that started many amateurs into serious photography back in the '40s.
Camera is in excellent condition; case shows a little wear. Rangefinder also in good condition.
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Misc. Brownies, Hawkeyes, Instamatics
Collectors will recognize these little point-and-shoot cameras as collectible but not particularly rare. All are all in very good condition except for the 620 Flash Brownies which are good to fair.
Sold as a group
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A. Kodak Stereo Camera is a 35mm stereo camera that was made by Kodak from 1954 to 1959.
This camera is a pristine example of the model. The case is also near perfect except that some of the stitching has come loose on both sides of cover (See arrow.)
FREE with purchase of this camera: either of the Realist Stereo Viewers pictured below.
B. Kodak Stereo Camera is a 35mm stereo camera that was made by Kodak from 1954 to 1959.
This camera is in good condition but is missing the lens covers and a tiny cap above left lens (See arrow.) Also, the case is in good condition but stained.
Realist Stereo Viewers
LEFT: Deluxe model which is both battery operated (2 D cells not included) or AC adaptor with adjustable brightness. Excellent condition
RIGHT: Standard model which is battery operated only. Excellent condition.
