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    Posted 14 years ago

    jimmer
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    It's black and folds up. The picture of it shows most of the features.

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    1. camerafan camerafan, 14 years ago
      It's blurry but I think the lens there says "No 3A Goodwin" - "Goodwin Film & Camera"

      Hannibal Goodwin set up his company shortly before his death in 1900, but I'm not sure about when or who made this camera as there's little information online. It might have been made by the company Ansco.
    2. jimmer, 14 years ago
      Yes, the lens says Goodwin Film & Camera Co. I am wondering what this might be worth or who would be interested in it. Didn't Ansco start putting their own name on their cameras and the companies they bought?
    3. Marilyn, 14 years ago
      I have a Kodak camera like this that I am looking to sell if the price is right
    4. mimi30236 mimi30236, 14 years ago
      I have one like this as well. . . belong to my grandfather on my mothers side. I have never researched it before so I'm sorry that I can't contribute any new information! Sorry. . . :(
    5. gregblackley, 12 years ago
      This is a 1915 Vintage, Ansco 1A Folding Camera, leather case. Check the Lens as it May be Dated 1908.

      It's a great find and it has a unique History, Greg

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