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September 5th 03, 04:51 PM
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FA: Unusual 1939 Kodak product
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=2949817697
Never seen one of these in all my years of collecting old cameras. It's a 1939 35mm to 616 folding 'enlarger' - a Bantam folding camera without lens and shutter, but with a stage for 35mm slides or uncut slide film for producing B&W images on 616 film. Looks like it's never been used, or seldom used. With original manual and wratten filter set, all in an original box. Great old camera collectible. Thanks for looking! GS 
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