Do you have a love for vintage cameras?

Because you can't get much vintage than the Eastman Kodak No.1!

The No.1 Autographic Kodak Junior was manufactured between 1914 and 1927. This model, No.1 A, uses 120 film.

This has been untested since I do not have any film, but all the parts look to be there in the bellows look to be totally intact.

The bellows look very good. I don’t see much wear on those at all. Perhaps this was not used much.

It’s just the outside has wear on the leather.

The lenses appear to be there. There is some dust around those as far as any other questions please ask, and I will try to answer as best as I can. I do not know a lot about cameras.

It's a folding camera, so after you open the bed of the lens, you need to carefully draw the bellows out slowly.

Also, by pressing the sides, you can open the back compartment where the film goes. There are plenty of YouTube instructions on all of this.

This camera is in fair cosmetic condition, especially for its age. You can be the discriminating judge of the condition…. there is black leatherette that has worn away on many outside parts. The interior looks to be good.

It is however untested, as we do not have the film to test it, so it's being sold-as is.

But whether you have a love of vintage cameras or you want to indulge in this conversation starter, don't hesitate! Make this piece of history yours!