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Instamatic M4 Movie Camera

Instamatic M4 Movie Camera

1965-1967
Six-20 Brownie E Camera

Six-20 Brownie E Camera

1950-1955
Kodak instamatic M55-L projector

Kodak instamatic M55-L projector

1965
Kodak Portrait Brownie Camera

Kodak Portrait Brownie Camera

1925-1935
Kodak Brownie Flash III Camera

Kodak Brownie Flash III Camera

1955-1960
Six-20 Kodak Folding Camera

Six-20 Kodak Folding Camera

1935
Kodak Brownie No. 127 Camera

Kodak Brownie No. 127 Camera

1955-1965
Kodascope Eight-500 projector

Kodascope Eight-500 projector

1955
Vertical Enlarger by Kodak Ltd

Vertical Enlarger by Kodak Ltd

circa 1925
Super Six-20 Brownier Junior Camera

Super Six-20 Brownier Junior Camera

1935-1945
One un-opened instant film cartridge

One un-opened instant film cartridge

1982
instant film cartridge

instant film cartridge

1982
Kodak Sound 8 projector model 1E

Kodak Sound 8 projector model 1E

Kodak 'Kodatoy' projector, c 1930

Kodak 'Kodatoy' projector, c 1930

1925-1935
Kodascope 50R cine projector by Kodak Ltd

Kodascope 50R cine projector by Kodak Ltd

1938
'Brownie' Cresta II 120 roll film camera and case, Kodak

'Brownie' Cresta II 120 roll film camera and case, Kodak

circa 1960
Cine-Kodak Eight Model 20 camera.

Cine-Kodak Eight Model 20 camera.

Kodak Velox Postcards

Kodak Velox Postcards

1910-1930
Wratten K1 Filter

Wratten K1 Filter

1900-1920
Brownie Model F roll-film box camera made by Kodak Ltd

Brownie Model F roll-film box camera made by Kodak Ltd

Kodak Cine Camera

Kodak Cine Camera

1935-1945
Kodak Brownie Flash B Camera

Kodak Brownie Flash B Camera

1958-1960
Six-20 Folding Roll-Film Camera

Six-20 Folding Roll-Film Camera

1930-1935
Studio Equipment- Studio Dolly

Studio Equipment- Studio Dolly

1925
Kodak Enlarger Negative Carrier

Kodak Enlarger Negative Carrier

1970-1975
Kodak Reduction and Copying Camera

Kodak Reduction and Copying Camera

Kodak Greeting Cards Masks

Kodak Greeting Cards Masks

1960-1965
"Wratten Series" Safelight

"Wratten Series" Safelight

1920-1950
"Bantam" Colorsnap Camera

"Bantam" Colorsnap Camera

1955
Enlarging Exposure Scale

Enlarging Exposure Scale

1960-1965
Kodak Lantern Plates

Kodak Lantern Plates

1940-1950
Kodak Photographic Paper

Kodak Photographic Paper

1960-1965
Instamatic 25 Camera

Instamatic 25 Camera

1966-1972
Kodak Photographic Paper

Kodak Photographic Paper

1960-1965
Kodak Photographic Paper

Kodak Photographic Paper

1960-1965
Hawkette Camera

Hawkette Camera

1930
Kodak EK2 instant camera, with case, film and flashes.

Kodak EK2 Instant Camera

1982
Kodak Instamatic 33 camera. Overall: 70 mm x 110 mm x 55 mm. A simple snapshot camera for 126 cartridge loading film, with a fixed-focus lens and two-speed shutter - 1/40sec and 1/80 sec, selected by weather symbols. The camera has a special hot shoe for attaching a Kodak Instamatic Flasholder.

Kodak Instamatic 33 camera

1968
Kodak autosnap camera, 1961-1964. Solid body camera for 127 rollfilm. Kodak Anaston lens F: 50mm f/8. Front cell focusing. Fixed speed shutter. Semi automatic exposure control. Built in photoelectric meter, needle clamped when shutter release is pressed, aperture opened by further pressure to needle acting as a stop. Manual setting, calibrated EV 12-15. ASA speed scale 32-64. Low light indicator in direct vision optical finder. With braided neck strap. Screw and pin flash controls. Kodak Limited. Serail number 37741. Overall: 98 mm x 130 mm x 70 mm.

Kodak Autosnap camera

1961-1964
Instamatic 233X camera. Plastic bodied camera for 126 cartridge 28 x 28mm. Fitted with a Kodak Reomar lens. Adjustable aperture calibrated with symbols for bright sun, hazy sun/cloudy bright, cloudy dull and flash distances from 4 12 feet. Bright line optical direct vision finder. Lever windon. Magicube flash socket. In original packing. Kodak Limited, 1970-1971. Overall: 68 mm x 115 mm x 60 mm.

Kodak Instamatic 233X camera

1970-1971
The Brownie camera, 1981, in presentation pack. Renamed version of Kodak A1 camera, 110 cartridge. Kodak Ltd. The Kodak Brownie Camera was introduced in Spring 1980 ansd discontinued in 1982. It was identical to the Kodak Pocket A1 Camera of 1978, but was renamed the Kodak Brownie in 1980 to mark the centenary of George eastman's founding of the company. Probably the least valuable of all the Brownies but still a collectors item as it was the last camera to bear the Brownie name.

The Brownie Camera in Presentation Pack

1981
Kodak Instamatic 233 camera. With Reomar lens/shutter. Overall: 68 mm x 114 mm x 60 mm. A simple snapshot camera for 126 cartridge loading film, with a flashcube socket and two-speed shutter - 1/40sec and 1/80sec, set by weather symbols on the lens barrel.

Kodak Instamatic 233 camera

1968
Kodak EK1 instant camera. Overall: 140 mm x 180 mm x 135 mm.

Kodak EK1 instant camera

1978
Six-20 Folding Brownie camera. Self erecting folding camera for 620 rollfilm 2 1/4 x 3 1/4 inches. Fitted with a Kodak Anaston lens f/6.3-32, F: 100mm. Dakon shutter 25/50/B/T, Flash synchronized, bayonet ASA type flash connection. Folding optical frame finder. Pivoted cover for red window. Kodak Limited. Overall (deployed): 160 mm x 90 mm x 134 mm.

Six-20 Folding Brownie camera

1948-54
Kodak Pocket Instamatic 400 camera. Electronic. Overall: 27 mm x 130 mm x 50 mm.

Kodak Pocket Instamatic 400 camera

1972
Kodaslide Home Projector (first model). Kodak Ltd. For 2x2 inch slides. Kodak Projection Ektanon lens f/3.5; f:4 inch Slides pushed down through gate. Made of dark brown plastic.

Kodaslide Home Projector

1930s
Kodak Specialist 3 camera, no. 1001. Overall (approx): 340 mm x 250 mm x 510 mm.

Kodak Specialist 3 camera

Kodaslide table projector with back-projection screen; for 2x2 inch (35mm) slides. Suitable for running off 105/250v circuits of 5 amps and above. Its lamp is a 6 volt 24 watt car lamp, overrun (to give a brighter illumination) at about 7 volt 28 watt. The lamp life is about 50 hours. The projector takes 35mm or 828 size film in 2x2 inch mounts and has a 2 inch f/4 lens. With protective case.

Kodaslide Table Projector

1956
Kodak Kodaslide Home Projector Model 2. Kodak Ltd. For 2x2 inch slides. Kodak Projection Ektanor lens F:4 inch, f/3.5. Slides fed down into gate. Electric cable, plug removed.

Kodak Kodaslide Home Projector Model 2

circa 1950
Kodak Brownie Movie camera Model II. Cinecamera for 8mm double run film; F:13mm f/2.7 lens. Folding frame finder. No 1352260H.

Kodak Brownie Movie camera Model II

1956-1958