Western Photographic Historical Society

Tucson, Arizona USA

- Collectors' Corner -

	K.W. Reflex-Box Reflex-Box by KW c1933.  Well made, high quality boxy SLR w/folding top hood. 3 speeds mirror shutter, 6.3X105 Steinheil lens.
	Kemper  Kombi Box Kombi Box Camera by Kemper c1892. Introduced at Columbian Exhibition selling for #3.50.  All metal body w/oxidized silver finish. 1 ¼ x 1 ¼” images.
	Kinax  Alsace Alsace by Kinax of France c1952.  A grey 620 folder w/Kinor 6.3X100 lens in Kinax 1/25-100 shutter and both folding and waist level viewers.
	Kochman  Reflex-Korelle II Dresden Germany c1936.  SLR for 12 6X6 images on 120 film w/focal plane 2-1/50 shutter.  2.8X7.5cm Schneider Xenar lens.
	Kodak Bantam f6.3 First of the "Bantam" series. Folding 828 camera for 28x40 images. Zippy "almost deco" design in bakelite.
	Kodak Bantam Special Perhaps one of the most handsome cameras of any era. Compact folding miniature Art Deco styled black enameled finish with chrome ribbing. Anastigmat Ektar lens with Compur Rapid 1-1/500 sec. shutter 1936-1940.
	Kodak Bantam 4.5 Most common of all Bantams. Has anastigmat f4.5/47mm lens with shutter from 20-200, built between 1938-1948.
	Kodak Beau Brownie A deco redux of the Kodak No. 2 with a fancy enameled face plate that comes in different two-tone color schemes: blue, black, tan, green and rose. The last two being the rarest. 1930-33
	Kodak Baby Brownie Diminutive 127 film bakelite box camera in production from 1934-1941. Originally sold for $1. First black plastic Kodak camera, and perhaps the most ubiquitous of all cameras sold in the 1930s in the USA. Design by Walter Dorwin Teague.
	Kodak Baby Brownie Special Diminutive 127 film bakelite box camera in production from 1939-1954