Kodak No. 4 Bullet Camera

{"overview":"The Kodak No. 4 Bullet Camera is an early roll-film box camera produced by Eastman Kodak. It dates from the late 19th to early 20th century era of simple roll-film photography aimed at amateur users.","market_narrative":"With only a single recorded UK auction hammer result, the available evidence shows the No. As with most early Kodak box cameras, the price a clean example sells for at auction is highly condition-sensitive, with original leather covering, working shutter and intact wooden body all influencing value.","buying_guide":"Common issues on cameras of this age include peeling leatherette, sticky or non-functioning shutters, fogged or hazed lenses, and warping of the wooden body shell. Inspect the bellows or internal light-trap areas for cracks, check that the winding key and film spool seats are present, and confirm the original Kodak nameplate is intact, since service parts for cameras of this vintage are no longer manufactured.","specs":"Insufficient verified specification data has been provided to summarise this model in detail.","faq":[{"q":"What is a Kodak No.

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