Eastman Kodak No. 1A Pocket Kodak Series II Folding Camera, 1913

Eastman Kodak No. 1A Pocket Kodak Series II Folding Camera, 1913This antique Eastman Kodak No. 1A Pocket Kodak Series II folding camera was manufactured in Rochester, New York, USA. It is in good condition with some dust and wear consistent with age and use and minor separation in the leatherette covering. The bellows appear to be in good condition. The leather handle on the top is missing. A piece of the left side folding bracket is missing, but the camera still folds and unfolds smoothly. This camera takes Film

There is a partial paper label on the back of the shield that also bears the US seal

Here is a very lovely ceramic lamp featuring the likeness of a beautiful black African woman with a turban in a dignified pose with striking red lipstick

The seam where the head was reattached is visible

Please note that the lid has been severely cracked and repaired with glue and that there is much chipping on the bottom rim of the lid

Due to the rust and wear in the cast iron

along with the engraved initials RMJ in beautiful script writing

Here is a lovely antique Royal Junior J-series manual portable typewriter manufactured by Royal Typewriter Co

The very top of the desk is warped from age

I believe it is supposed to be Bashful of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

These books were published by Houghton

This beautiful art nouveau (or perhaps art deco) inkwell stand features stunning and ornate details in a heavy metal

A hole in the base of the fan allows for it to be securely attached to a table to help reduce vibrations and prevent the fan from moving