Vintage Folding Camera with Red Bellows 1920-1930

Ansco No. 3A Folding Camera made by Ansco (American Optical Company). The “AGC” logo you see stands for Ansco/Agfa, and the lens confirms it.folding camera with deep burgundy bellows. Black metal lens and shutter assembly. Wooden base with polished finish.  Functional vintage aesthetic for display or collection.  Untested  Camera is Early 1900s  Case has vintage wear. Broken strap. Includes Kodak film pack of 12 Kodak super XX 9 x 12 film. Film is dated 1938, 1944. Key details from your photo:  Lens: “Anastigmat Triplan 1:6.3 F=13.5cm” Shutter: “Vario” (with speeds like 25, 50, 100, B, T) Serial number visible on the lens ring Separate brilliant finder/viewfinder on the side (that little flip-up hood)  This is likely from the 1920s–early 1930s It originally shot 116 roll film (now discontinued, but can sometimes be adapted) The 13.5cm lens = about a 135mm focal length, standard for that format  bellows are cracked /torn in front near lense  Cool factor This is a step above basic box cameras—the “Anastigmat” lens and adjustable shutter made it more advanced for its time.  Bin 22