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    Posted 3 years ago

    buyingking
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    In 1880 William Hall Walker founded the photographic camera manufacturing business called Wm. H. Walker & Co. in Rochester, New York. It made several variants of Walker's Pocket Camera, a handsome wooden box camera. In 1882 he joined with W. H. Reid and J. Inglis producing photographic dry plates. In 1883 Walker sold his businesses to W. F. Carlton who renamed the company to Rochester Optical Co..

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    1. rniederman rniederman, 3 years ago
      Nice camera. Hard to find.
    2. buyingking, 3 years ago
      @rniederman thanks! Do you have any idea what the value is on this camera?
    3. rniederman rniederman, 3 years ago
      Value depends on condition, completeness ... the usual stuff. I cannot see much in your pictures. Best to contact me offline of CW to review in detail. Go to my website (www.antiquewoodcameras.com) and contact me via the email link in the banner.

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