Antique "No. 1A Kodak Junior" Folding Camera c.1914-1927 industrial environment writer-editor for National Geographic

environment writer-editor for National Geographic News

two red etched panels and two blank milk glass panels

A large "key stone" element is located in the center

All doors function properly

These were mounted in streetcars and rapid transit booths to record the number of fares

Antique "No. 1A Kodak Junior" Folding Camera c.1914-1927 industrial environment writer-editor for National GeographicABOUT The body of camera is leather wrapped with a leather handle and brass and chrome accents. It folds smoothly closed to 1. 75 inches. Solid brass "Marshall Field and Company" tag mounted on the side. Sold for decorative purposes only. May or may not work. CREATOR Eastman Kodak Company DATE OF MANUFACTURE c. 1914 1927. MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES Leather, Chrome, Optical Glass, Brass. CONDITION Good. Wear consistent with age and use. Bellows appear to