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Actions	camera, Kodak Vest Pocket Remove from selection Add to selection $Archived Images\S_numbers\S501-S1000\S697.01.JPG; S697a-b; ;$ $Archived Images\S_numbers\S501-S1000\S697.02.JPG; S697a-b; camera, Kodak Vest Pocket; camera$ $Archived Images\S_numbers\S501-S1000\S697.03.JPG; S697a-b; camera, Kodak Vest Pocket; camera$ $Archived Images\S_numbers\S501-S1000\S697.04.JPG; S697a-b; camera, Kodak Vest Pocket; camera$ Object numberS697a-b Titlecamera, Kodak Vest Pocket CreatorEastman Kodak Co. DescriptionKodak Vest Pocket Autographic folding camera and case made by Eastman Kodak.They were the first cameras to use the smaller 127 film reels. A strut folding variant had a f/6.8 72mm achromatic meniscus lens, hidden behind a mask that allowed a max. aperture f/11. It had to be loaded through the top with both film spools at once. It had the small three-blade variant of Kodak's Ball Bearing Shutter No.0. It was advertised as "The Soldier's camera" during World War I. Circa 1914-1918. Production placeRochester, N.Y., U.S.A. Production date circa 1914 - 1918 Production period20th century Object namecamera Dimensions camera height: 13.2 cm camera width: 6.2 cm camera depth: 2.5 cm

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Object numberS697a-b

Titlecamera, Kodak Vest Pocket

DescriptionKodak Vest Pocket Autographic folding camera and case made by Eastman Kodak.They were the first cameras to use the smaller 127 film reels. A strut folding variant had a f/6.8 72mm achromatic meniscus lens, hidden behind a mask that allowed a max. aperture f/11. It had to be loaded through the top with both film spools at once. It had the small three-blade variant of Kodak's Ball Bearing Shutter No.0. It was advertised as "The Soldier's camera" during World War I. Circa 1914-1918.

Production placeRochester, N.Y., U.S.A.

Production date circa 1914 - 1918

Production period20th century

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