Kodak Folding Pocket No.3A

{"overview":"The Kodak No. 3A Folding Pocket is a roll-film folding camera produced by Eastman Kodak in the early twentieth century. 3A Folding Pocket is worth at saleroom level. With so little recent activity, today's price for a working example cannot be reliably bracketed from sales data alone, and condition, completeness of the bellows, and presence of the original case will drive what any individual camera sells for.","buying_guide":"Inspect the leather bellows carefully for pinholes and cracking, as this is the most common fault on folding cameras of this age and vintage. Check that the shutter fires at its marked speeds, the lens is free of haze and separation, and the folding bed locks rigid. Note that 122 roll film is long discontinued, so practical use requires either respooling or treating the camera as a display piece.","specs":"Roll-film folding camera taking 122 film for postcard-size negatives; further specification detail is not available from the supplied data.","faq":[{"q":"What is a Kodak No.

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