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The '''No. 2 Hawkette''' was a [[Folding | Folding Camera]] using [[120 film | 120 roll film]], | The '''No. 2 Hawkette''' was a [[Folding | Folding Camera]] using [[120 film | 120 roll film]], | ||
made by [[Kodak]] in 1930. The body is mottled brown [[Bakelite]] with art-deco details. | made by [[Kodak]] in 1930. The body is mottled brown [[Bakelite]] with art-deco details. | ||
− | Takes | + | Takes eight 6x9cm frames on [[120 film]]. |
This camera has a very simple lens, with three unlabelled f-stops and a rotary | This camera has a very simple lens, with three unlabelled f-stops and a rotary | ||
shutter with Time & Instant settings. | shutter with Time & Instant settings. | ||
− | The camera was | + | The camera was sold only through premium advertising promotions. |
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+ | |image_text= No.2 Hawkette, inside view | ||
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|image_text= No.2 Hawkette, front view | |image_text= No.2 Hawkette, front view | ||
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Reference: Coe, Brian, <i>Kodak Cameras, the First Hundred Years</i>, p.115 & p.59, Hove Foto Books, 1988. | Reference: Coe, Brian, <i>Kodak Cameras, the First Hundred Years</i>, p.115 & p.59, Hove Foto Books, 1988. |
Revision as of 12:42, 14 May 2008
The No. 2 Hawkette was a Folding Camera using 120 roll film, made by Kodak in 1930. The body is mottled brown Bakelite with art-deco details. Takes eight 6x9cm frames on 120 film. This camera has a very simple lens, with three unlabelled f-stops and a rotary shutter with Time & Instant settings.
The camera was sold only through premium advertising promotions.
No.2 Hawkette, inside view |
No.2 Hawkette, front view |
Reference: Coe, Brian, Kodak Cameras, the First Hundred Years, p.115 & p.59, Hove Foto Books, 1988.