Antique No. 1A Folding Pocket Kodak Camera RR Lens Model D Vintage 1910s For Sale

Up for sale is a genuine, early 20th-century No. 1A Folding Pocket Kodak Camera (Model D). Manufactured by the Eastman Kodak Company in Rochester, N.Y., this specimen features the upgraded R.R. (Rapid Rectilinear) Lens Type and a crisp, ornate Kodak Ball Bearing shutter mechanism faceplate [image_XaTw9y.png, image_vMc7GK.png].When opened, the original black fabric bellows extend nicely along the bed rail system [image_4RE_ZL.png, image_Dt7m77.png]. The internal structural plate remains exceptionally clean, proudly preserving the crisp, stamped patent list dating back to 1898 and concluding with the January 18, 1910 patent assignment [image_vMc7GK.png]. An outstanding, authentic piece of Edwardian-era history that makes a phenomenal decorative focal point for any rustic shelf, library, studio, or camera collector\'s showcase.CONDITION NOTES:
Antique / Untested / Display Condition. This camera is being sold as-is for historical display, restoration, or parts. The exterior leatherette skin shows significant, honest age wear, with visible scuffing, edge peeling, missing fragments, and surface cracking across the main housing and door panels [image_4RE_ZL.png, image_vZaQEw.png, image_nRI79N.png]. The structural metal latch steps open, and the door snaps shut securely [image_4RE_ZL.png, image_vZaQEw.png]. Bellows show typical age stiffness but appear physically intact upon extension [image_4RE_ZL.png, image_Dt7m77.png]. Mechanical movements, glass clarity, and precise shutter/aperture timings are uncalibrated and functionality is not guaranteed. Please review all high-resolution macro photos closely to judge the exact aesthetic patina before completing your purchase.