Introduced in 1923, this historic model marked Kodak’s official entry into the amateur filmmaking market and established the universal 16mm film standard. The crank dial retains its original instructional text reading.

Introduced in 1923, this historic model marked Kodak’s official entry into the amateur filmmaking market and established the universal 16mm film standard. The crank dial retains its original instructional text reading.

I do not know if the film counter or distance-focus operations function.

I do not know if the film counter or distance-focus operations function.

100+ year old, Antique Cine-Kodak 16mm camera, the first 16mm camera. Crank turns easily. Dials move except for the bottom one. A scarce & historic collectible. Serial #01263. Sold as-is. Please look closely at photos for further description and ask questions before buying as this sale is final.

100+ year old, Antique Cine-Kodak 16mm camera, the first 16mm camera. Crank turns easily. Dials move except for the bottom one. A scarce & historic collectible. Serial #01263. Sold as-is. Please look closely at photos for further description and ask questions before buying as this sale is final.

100+ year old, Antique Cine-Kodak 16mm camera, the first 16mm camera. Crank turns easily. Dials move except for the bottom one. A scarce & historic collectible. Serial #01263. Sold as-is. Please look closely at photos for further description and ask questions before buying as this sale is final.

Antique Cine Kodak Model A 16mm Hand Crank Movie Camera - first Kodak 16mm film type camera. Cast “1922 Patents Pending” for restoration. 8.5”x8”x4.5”, 7.75 lbs. with old film inside. (The last variant with a f1.9 Lens ? This version removes the rear iris control in favor of direct lens control from the front of the Cine-Kodak. Kodak also omitted the door over the lens, as it’s no longer recessed into the body). Black aluminum box camera - Shown As Is i.e missing crank handle, leather strap, serial placard. Camera owned by family.

100+ year old, Antique Cine-Kodak 16mm camera, the first 16mm camera. Crank turns easily. Dials move except for the bottom one. A scarce & historic collectible. Serial #01263. Sold as-is. Please look closely at photos for further description and ask questions before buying as this sale is final.

Antique Cine Kodak Model A 16mm Hand Crank Movie Camera - first Kodak 16mm film type camera. Cast “1922 Patents Pending” for restoration. 8.5”x8”x4.5”, 7.75 lbs. with old film inside. (The last variant with a f1.9 Lens ? This version removes the rear iris control in favor of direct lens control from the front of the Cine-Kodak. Kodak also omitted the door over the lens, as it’s no longer recessed into the body). Black aluminum box camera - Shown As Is i.e missing crank handle, leather strap, serial placard. Camera owned by family.