Episode 1: No. 4 cartridge kodak

I do enjoy this camera very much. It's my oldest and most pleasing to look at camera. It was manufactured from 1897 to 1907. There's just something about the wood, brown leather, red leather, and brass metal work that is so nice to look at. It has a Bausch and Lomb rectilinear lens with B, I, and T settings, and 3 unmarked speeds. It has a aperture that goes from f4 to f128, and is made of brass. I hope you like the video
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[@Spitfireperson]

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..

[@keithleach2348]

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

[@waynemclaughlin1051]

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

[@bloodbornedarksouls1172]

Hello, it's late I know but do you still have this camera ? :)