Kodak No.2 Brownie d-dx Regarding the rim coating loss:

Regarding the rim coating loss: this is a common issue with older Schneider lenses

Includes some great colour printing

Viewfinder image is dim- the mirror has some corrosion- but the groundglass is intact

some paint and finish wear

With imports restricted and German manufacturing capacity allocated to more

Kodak No.2 Brownie d-dx Regarding the rim coating loss:The Kodak No. 2 Brownie is a metal bodied box camera that shoots 6x9cm images on 120 rollfilm. In fact, not only does it use 120 rollfilm, it's the very first camera to use 120 rollfilm. Produced from 1901 to 1935; this is a later model with a metal body. Cosmetic condition is just fine, considering it's nearly 100 years old, but there is some wear and light corrosion on some metal surfaces. Neither viewfinder works: just point and hope. But the