THIS IS WHAT YOU'RE BUYING: Here we have a classic antique No. 3A Folding Pocket Kodak (Model C) camera, produced by the Eastman Kodak Company around 1914, for 3 1/4 x 5 1/2 inch "postcard size" exposures on 122 roll film. The bellows are shot, but it's otherwise in excellent overall used condition, very nicely preserved, very clean, with fully functional Kodak Ball Bearing leaf shutter and superb Kodak Anastigmat 170mm f/7.7 lens, plus it comes with its original intact cable release and its well worn original leather case. Please make sure you look at all the pics because they're an important part of the description. Buy-it-now for only $39, and shipping is absolutely free within the United States. I'll be offering many other interesting photographic bits in the coming weeks, so please click on the link HERE to see all my current eBay listings. WHEN THE SALE ENDS: The buyer will immediately receive an invoice through eBay's automated e-mail notification system, but if you're considering more of my items, you might want to wait to pay until you receive my personalized bundled invoice after all your purchases are chosen. The buyer must prepay in US dollars, and shipping is free within the USA. Worldwide buyers, NOTE WELL, use eBay's shipping calculator to determine the cost of USPS Priority Mail International to your location for this heavy 4 pound 14 ounce parcel, and I'm afraid that's going to be a bit expensive these days, especially if your country tacks on additional taxes. Please remember, this is a seriously antique camera, over 110 years old (!), and not a new item fresh from the factory, so it might exhibit additional age related aches and pains I didn't notice, but it's still guaranteed to be as described, and if for some honest and understandable reason you're not satisfied, simply e-mail me first to verify instructions and then return the piece in its original stated condition for a full refund, in compliance with eBay's guidelines, within fourteen (14) days after you receive it. Thanks for looking, and never forget, antique wood and brass and red bellows cameras and brass lenses rock!