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Grazie per la descrizione! Ne ho una uguale e ho molto apprezzato le tue spiegazioni.😊

Thank you very informative. I couldn't even open the camera now I can. My Dad used this camera.

hope your doing well!

Can you still get film for these because I have one and would like to use it

Great explanation! I just aquired on of these. Now you told me how to unlock the camera so it pops out the front. Now what is the red round circle just smaller than a dime on the back indicate. My guess I the number picture one is on. I just touched it gently and it crumbled. I guess I have to find a clear red piece of this plastic and replace it. Any input would be appreciated 👍👍

Tenho uma igua!!!!! Quanto vale uma cena destas??

I have found two #4 cartridge Kodak cameras but the back cover is the width of the camera and I can't get the back off. Help if you can

i have a 2C and i want to take pictures with it.

T is "Timer" That cylinder is a pneumatic release - where in more modern cameras you would use a cable so as to not touch the camera for long exposures, with that camera you would attach a rubber hose to the nipple on the bottom of that cylinder, and at the other end of the hose would be a "bulb". Squeeze the bulb and air pressure will trip the shutter ( hence the term "bulb" ) when "T" (timer or timed), one squeeze of the bulb will open the shutter, a second squeeze will close it. For the missing red film counter window, simply cover it with a red filter gel (dark red film) I'm have a 1904/5 Brownie folding camera that I recently resurrected and took out for a shoot. Depending on what film yours takes, there may be some converted film (127 for instance is available check B&H) or you might be able to convert the camera (add a mask inside the camera) and with adapters for the spool size, use 120 film which is readily available.

I just picked up one of these cuties! Simple but workable little cameras. Thanks!

Looks like the Pony Premo cameras. those were produced from I believe the late 1890s to the late 1910s or very early 20s with different models. at first they were produced by Rochester then later by Kodak after buying Rochester. Can't say what model this is though, unfortunately.

I have just been gifted a No4 Cartridge Kodak, the next model, with the chrome and brass front standard.. It is in excellent condition, with only minor wear and tear.. Mine is fitted out with the 104 (4"x5") roll film rollers, frame, and associated back/door..

Nice video of a cool but simple camera! I just ordered a later model, as well as the Clipper Special 6.3 model ….. the highest spec of the Clipper cameras. Thanks!

I inherited one from my aunt after she passed. It is a "No. 3A folding pocket kodak model b-5" S/N 26486" that was made in Toronto, Canada. I have been trying to figure out when it was made and which location in Toronto that it was made in? Any site that you can direct me to to answer my question? Thanx!

Just bought one at the goodwill for $2.99 and the guy at goodwill or myself didn’t know how it opened until I watched your video thanks! Even had the remote cable still inside! Need to figure out how it attaches to the camera thank again byrne

Do you know what the orange glass dot on the back is and what its purpose is?

Pénible !

Thank u very helpful

Thank-you. I have one of these 3-A Model C from my father (born 1893, had me at 66 years old, died 88 years old) and could not figure it out until now. Mine has T, B, 25, 50 and 100 for shutter speeds (seem to all work) and the aperture from 4 to 128. Cannot get mine to move side to side though. Was researching to find what it was to sell when I came upon your video, but now will keep it and have it restored & the haze on the lens hopefully removed. Maybe use it again someday. Did not know about the button to open it up which made your clip very helpful. Last patent date is 1909 on mine. My father was a shutter bug (have hundreds of old photos) so am guessing he purchased this new. Have a Leica IIIf that he purchased new in April of 1953 and I still use it, so now will hopefully add this one.

Argh!! You didn't close it!! That's what I need to see!

I somehow acquired one of these. it is in rougher shape, and I'm having trouble opening the film chamber. the switch is stuck in the open position, but is not opening. Might be rusted. Curious if you've discovered the aperture f-stop on this camera?

You don’t have the lense!!

Thank you very much. The best video about kodak 3a model 4B.

Snagged one today. The bellows on mine look new, with no leaks. The shutter works, but the cover has seen many better days. Going to recover it and being that it's mine, not going back with black. Thinking rainbow poops. Great video, thanks.

Where do you get the film for this? I have the same one and I’ve been unable to find any :(

Please’ ir I charge the cam era with a 120 roll I can’t see the Numbers of the. Exposure, in yogur experience how many turns do I have ti turn the knob fo.r nota have a double exposure. Thanks

I just found one in my grandpa's garage how much they sell for usually it's in good shape