Kodak Pocket No.1A

{"overview":"The Kodak Pocket No.1A is a folding roll-film camera from Kodak's early 20th-century Pocket series, made for the 116 film format that produced postcard-style negatives. As of today the model trades as a low-value collectable rather than a sought-after Kodak, and what a Pocket No.1A is worth today depends heavily on bellows condition and completeness of the leather case — clean, working examples sell for more than tatty ones at the upper end of that range.","buying_guide":"Inspect the leather bellows carefully for pinholes and corner splits, as light leaks are the most common fault on folding Kodaks of this era and repair is specialist work. Check that the shutter fires at its marked speeds, the lens glass is free of haze and fungus, and the covering is intact.

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