Antique Kodak No. 2 Brownie Model B Box Camera 1904-1907 Vintage 120 Film

Authentic antique Eastman Kodak No. 2 Brownie Model B box camera manufactured in Rochester, New York circa 1904-1907. The Model B variation was introduced in February 1904 and is identifiable by its coarser leatherette covering and metal-rimmed lens and finder openings. This historic camera helped popularize amateur photography and was among the first cameras designed for Kodak's then-new 120 roll film format, which remains in use today. Features original rotary shutter mechanism, red film counter window, viewfinders, winding key, and leatherette-covered cardboard body. Camera remains largely complete and displays beautifully as an early photography collectible. Condition is antique, untested, and sold as-found. Shows age-related wear, oxidation to metal components, edge wear, lifting leatherette covering on one side panel, paint loss, scuffs, and interior dust from over 115 years of age. Excellent display piece for collectors, museums, photography enthusiasts, Kodak memorabilia collections, or vintage décor.  Brand: Kodak Model: No. 2 Brownie Model F Type: Box Camera Film Type: 120 Roll Film Material: Metal, Leatherette Color: Black Era: 1920s-1930s Country of Manufacture: USA Features: Dual Viewfinders, Rotary Shutter Style: Antique, Industrial Condition: Fair (Peeling leatherette, surface rust