Vintage WW1 Soldiers Kodak No.A 116 Autographic Film Folding Brownie Camera 1918

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Vintage WW1 Soldiers Kodak No.A 116 Autographic Film Folding Brownie Camera 1918:
$36.06

Vintage WW1 Soldiers Kodak No.A 116 Autographic Film Folding Brownie Camera 1918This Vintage Kodak No.A folding Autographic Camera uses A116 Autographic roll film. It is in working condition. Bellows are intact and in good condition. The aperture diaphragm operates smoothly and the blades are free of oil. The shutter operates at different speeds when selected and Both the the \"T\" and \"B\" settings work as intended.Cosmetically the camera has lost some of the vinyl coating that surrounds the camera but this could be easily replaced if required. Inside the camera is very nice. Please see picturesMade in Rochester USA around 1918. This type of camera was popular for soldiers in WW1 because they could etch notes on the back of the film through the small door on the rear of the camera Vintage WW1 Soldiers Kodak No.A 116 Autographic Film Folding Brownie Camera 1918 Vintage WW1 Soldiers Kodak No.A 116 Autographic Film Folding Brownie Camera 1918 Description

Vintage WW1 Soldiers Kodak No.A 116 Autographic Film Folding Brownie Camera 1918

This Vintage Kodak No.A folding Autographic Camera uses A116 Autographic roll film. It is in working condition. Bellows are intact and in good condition. The aperture diaphragm operates smoothly and the blades are free of oil. The shutter operates at different speeds when selected and Both the the \"T\" and \"B\" settings work as intended.

Cosmetically the camera has lost some of the vinyl coating that surrounds the camera but this could be easily replaced if required. There is also some light surface rust on some of the metal parts. Inside the camera is very nice. Please see pictures to fully assess condition.

Made in Rochester USA around 1918. This type of camera was popular for soldiers in WW1 because they could etch notes on the back of the film through the small door on the rear of the camera with a metal stylus that is not included.

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