Stunning Early 1900s Eastman Kodak No. 3-A Folding Pocket Camera (Model B-4)

A piece of photographic history. This authentic Eastman Kodak folding camera dates between 1908–1915 and features the highly collectible, vibrant red leather bellows. Perfect as a premium bookshelf accent, historical conversation piece, or vintage studio display.Key Features & Provenance:Rare Historical Stamp: Features a gorgeous, authentic vintage owner name and address stamp on the side profile of the red bellows: H.M. BECK / 211 MICHIGAN AVE / CHICAGO ILL.Premium Accents: Polished internal mahogany wood dropdown bed track in beautiful condition.Hardware: Includes the Kodak Ball Bearing Shutter lens standard and a clean, unique dual-unit brass focusing plate (marked in both Feet and Metres).Verified Identification: Clear factory-engraved internal pressure metal plate confirming the exact Model B-4 designation and patent dates up to 1902.Condition:Exceptional cosmetic condition for a 110+ year old item. The leatherette outer casing shows minor edge wear and scuffs consistent with age with some minor glue let go. Metal support struts snap out securely and hold straight. Inner mechanics, spools, and tension clips are fully intact. Selling Untested / As-Is as a premium collector's display piece.Fast shipping! Packed with extra care to preserve the delicate antique structure.