ABOUT

An original “No. 2 Folding Pocket Brownie” camera with leather wrapped body, brass and chrome accents. Autographic film window in back with iron stylus for writing notes directly on the film.

CREATOR Eastman Kodak Company, New York.
DATE OF MANUFACTURE c.1909.
MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES Leather, Chrome, Optical Glass, Fabric.
CONDITION Good. Wear consistent with age and use. Some flaking of the bellows but appear to be intact.
DIMENSIONS H 3.5 in. W 6.5 in. D 8 in.

HISTORY

The No 2 Folding Pocket Brownie is a folding camera made by Kodak in Rochester, NY, USA, from c. 1909.

Fine pair of Altec Lansing Corporation 12” cinema speakers model 600B 8 ohms with powered driver in original plywood cabinets with serial numbers and original factory components salvaged from the old Denver Theatre which was demolished in 1980, speakers are “as found”, circa 1947 historic downtown Denver, Colorado.

ABOUT

The Kodak No.3 Model AB is an early model. The body of camera is all leather with a leather handle and unique leather covered lens. it folds smoothly closed to 1.75 inches.

Sold as a decorative. May or may not work.

CREATOR Eastman Kodak Company.
DATE OF MANUFACTURE c.1900.
MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES Leather, Chrome, Optical Glass, Fabric.
CONDITION Good. Wear consistent with age and use. Bellows appear to be intact.
DIMENSIONS H 8 in. W 4.75 in. D 6 in.

HISTORY

Unknown.

ABOUT

The body of the Kodak Special, Model A incorporates several unusual design features. The most immediately obvious of these is the Bakelite panel on either side of the lens and cover and the distinctively patterned leather covering of the camera is sealskin. Chrome accents are throughout the camera. Original brass tag with name. It folds smoothly closed to 2 inches.

Sold for decorative purposes only. May or may not work.

CREATOR Eastman Kodak Company
DATE OF MANUFACTURE c.1916.
MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES Sealskin Leather, Chrome, Optical Glass, Brass.
CONDITION Good. Wear consistent with age and use. Bellows appear to be intact. Missing leather handle. Back round view window broken.
DIMENSIONS H 9 in. W 4.25 in. D 8 in.

HISTORY

The Autographic Kodak Special, Model A when it first appeared in 1915 was a state-of-the-art hand camera which many amateur photographers must have aspired to own.

ABOUT

The body of camera is leather wrapped with a leather handle and brass and chrome accents. It folds smoothly closed to 1.75 inches. Solid brass “Marshall Feild and Company” tag mounted on the side.

Sold for decorative purposes only. May or may not work.

CREATOR Eastman Kodak Company
DATE OF MANUFACTURE c.1914-1927.
MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES Leather, Chrome, Optical Glass, Brass.
CONDITION Good. Wear consistent with age and use. Bellows appear to be intact. Missing piece of leather on the body.
DIMENSIONS H 8.25 in. W 4.25 in. D 7 in.

HISTORY

No.1 Autographic Kodak Jr. was made by Eastman Kodak, Rochester, N.Y., USA and they produced quantity 800.000+ units betw

The mythical telephone Cobra was a technological revolution in the 60s, for taking hidden under the support, the marking disc. These Telia Kobra, manufactured by Ericsson, were the latest version, launched in the 90s, with display and digital keyboard. New and working. Do you dare to stop depending on the mobile, at least one day a week? This piece has an attribution mark,
I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity
issues arising from misattribution

Estate sale back of closet find, a classic example of American 1930’s industrial design in the high luster tuxedo black finish!

Ultra rare Noiseless Portable Model 5 Remington with the original case (the case is missing it’s handle but the case locking mechanism works well.)

After some research we dated this model to 1931 based the N-13581 serial number with the “N” prefix for noiseless, see the last image below of the Remington serial number global index screenshot.

Chairish sells electronic items only with the display as the intended use. The electronic elements are not guaranteed to be in working order by Chairish.