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3A Autographic Kodak
No. 3A Autographic Kodak, Model C
Shutter: Ball Bearing T, B, 1/25 - 1/100
Lens: Anastigmat 170mm f/7.7 - f/45
Dates: 1914-1934
3A Autographic Kodak
Original List Price: $28.00
Manufactured : 1914-34
Lens : Various
Shutter : Various
Quantity Made : 300,000+
Original List Price : $50.50
Film Size : 122
Negative Size : 8.25x14cm
This folding camera is considerably larger than the photograph indicates, in fact it's quite huge. This 10" high camera has the 170mm f/7.7 Anastigmat lens fitted in an Ilex shutter, which has seven speeds from 1sec to 1/100sec plus B and T. A focussing scale is fitted on the right-hand side of the base board, and it
has a pivoting brilliant viewfinder with an anti-reflection hood.
I bought this in an antique store in new Jersey, for a very low price since the store owner couldn't figure out how to open the camera. Neither could I, but I finally figured it out, but never found the film to use with it.