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    Posted 13 years ago

    jpegjohn
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    Recently got from my dad whose 92. Doesn't know anything about it. Can someone help identify it? I looked on internet by no pics seem to match it. Front door won't open. Small knurled wheel slides sideways to apparently unlock. I can hear and feel the mechanism move as i roll the wheel but the door won't open. Any suggestions? How would you safely clean this camera? Am I correct to say that this camera is unusable due to no film available? Thanks for any input.

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    jpegjohn

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    1. JohnKratz JohnKratz, 13 years ago
      I would guess the knurled wheel isn't for opening the front, but for moving the lens forward and backward, as on this camera:
      http://www.flickr.com/photos/kratz/5217529411/

      Kodak would sometimes hide a button for opening the bed on the side of the camera, under the leather covering. I would try looking on the side not shown in the photos, near where the strap attaches.
    2. jpegjohn, 13 years ago
      Thanks John. I will look for the hidden latch tonight.

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