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Kodak Jr. Six-16
Kodak Junior Six-16
Manufactured : 1935-37
Lens : Various
Shutter : Various
Quantity Made :
Original List Price : $12
Film Size : 616
Negative Size : 6.5x11cm
The fixed-focus f/11 Doublet lens is fitted in an octagonal plate which carries the No.1 Kodon shutter with a fully adjustable iris. Both the aperture settings and shutter speeds can be read on secondary scales on top of the shutter housing, adjacent to the pivoting brilliant waistlevel viewfinder. A tripod socket is fitted in the baseboard, to be used in conjunction with the cable release socket behind the shutter lever.
It comes in a lovely Art Deco box.
For a collection of vintage vernacular photography taken with this camera, click here.
