Details:
Introduced: April 1907; Discontinued: 1936
Film size: 116
Picture size: 2 1/2 X 4 1/4"
Manufactured: US, Canada, UK from 1930-1936
Lens: Meniscus
Shutter: Rotary
Numbers made: over 2,100,000 before 1921
Variations:
Aug 1909: Eyelets were fitted to lens and finder windows.
Oct 1911: The Model B was introduced with internal changes to lens board.
June 1917: Film tension springs were moved from the centre to the spool ends.
Oct 1917: The case latches were improved with rounded ends and milled edges.
Jan 1918: A metal nameplate was added to the back.
Mar 1920: A trigger guard was fitted.
Apr 1924: The Model C was introduced with an aluminium body, tripod sockets,
hinged back with spring latch and a finer grain leatherette covering.
Apr 1920-1933: US models were available in five colours: red, grey, green brown
or blue as well as black.
1930-1936: UK models were available in four colours: brown, blue, claret and
green as well as black. The black model was discontinued in 1935 and the blue
model was discontinued in 1936.
From 1932: The winding key was replaced by a knob.
We are experienced at wrapping and safely shipping china, glassware and breakables and have an excellent track record for safe arrivals. Most of our packing material is recycled thanks to donations from village residents and businesses so we don't stint on wrapping. We try to operate as sustainably as possible and in recognition of this, we have achieved a Green South Downs Sustainability Certification (Bronze).
Alternatively,
local collection from The Pulborough Exchange (open Mo-Sa 10am-5pm) is free and
you could make a lovely day out of it with a walk in the South Downs National
Park Wildbrooks or a browse around the village.