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1914. It is about format 122 known as “postcard”. This camera is the [[autographic]] version of 3A. It acts of a folding camera with vertical off-centering. It is provided with a double release: flexible or pneumatic. The [[Ball Bearing Shutter]] allows the time exposure (T or B), the 1/25, the 1/50 and the 1/100 of second. The aperture goes from 7,7 to 45. This camera is manufactured with wood, covered with leather with coarse grain. The back and the flap are out of covered metal.
  
1914. It is about format 122 known as “postcard”. This camera is the [[autographic]] version of 3A. It acts of a folding camera with vertical off-centering. It is provided with a double release: flexible or pneumatic. The [[Ball Bearing Shutter]] allows the time exposure (T or B), the 1/25, the 1/50 and the 1/100 of second. The aperture goes from 7,7 to 45. This camera is manufactured with wood, covered with leather with coarse grain. The back and the flap are out of covered metal.

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No. 3A Folding Autographic Brownie, (1917)

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Kodak 3A Autographic







1914. It is about format 122 known as “postcard”. This camera is the autographic version of 3A. It acts of a folding camera with vertical off-centering. It is provided with a double release: flexible or pneumatic. The Ball Bearing Shutter allows the time exposure (T or B), the 1/25, the 1/50 and the 1/100 of second. The aperture goes from 7,7 to 45. This camera is manufactured with wood, covered with leather with coarse grain. The back and the flap are out of covered metal.

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