Description :

Kodak Duaflex II Camera – Twin-Lens Reflex (c.1950s)

• Dimensions: Approx. 5.5" H × 3.5" W × 4" D

• Film Type: 620 roll film

• Lens: Fixed Kodet 72 mm f/8

• Design Features:

  • Twin-lens reflex format with waist-level viewfinder

  • Simple rotary focus mechanism

  • Integrated metal strap lugs

• Style Notes: A beloved mid-century model known for its square-format snapshots and friendly design for amateur photographers. Its iconic silhouette and chrome accents make it a standout display piece.

Kodak No. 2 Cartridge Hawk-Eye Model B – Folding Camera (c.1920s–30s)

• Dimensions: Approx. 8" H (extended) × 3.75" W × 6" D

• Film Type: 120/620 roll film

• Origin: Marked “No. 2 Cartridge Hawk-Eye Model B,” Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester, NY

• Design Features:

  • Leather-covered body with pull-out bellows

  • Rotary shutter with aperture and distance scale (in meters)

  • Early metal hardware and folding construction

• Style Notes: A transitional design bridging box cameras and portable bellows models. Its tactile leather finish and mechanical simplicity evoke the charm of early amateur photography.

Kodak Monitor Folding Camera + De Luxe Field Case (c. late 1930s–40s)

• Dimensions: Approx. 6" H × 7" W × 3" D (closed)

• Film Type: 620 roll film

• Origin: Stamped “Size 2C De Luxe Field Case,” Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester, NY

• Design Features:

  • Premium folding bellows camera

  • Top-deck viewfinder/rangefinder window

  • Leather body covering with fitted leather case and shoulder strap

• Style Notes: A sophisticated pre-WWII Kodak model designed for serious amateurs. The included De Luxe case adds collector appeal and period authenticity.

Accessories & Flash Equipment

• General Electric Handheld Flash Unit

  • Blue and chrome reflectors

  • Classic mid-century styling

• Box of GE AG-1B Flashbulbs

  • Original packaging with vintage graphics

  • Contains twelve bulbs (untested)

• Additional Components:

  • Loose reflectors and flash accessories for display or restoration