Vertical folding-bed camera for 3 1/4 X 5 1/2 exposures on 122 rollfilm (introduced for this camera). Flat, rectangular front door. Red bellows (black after August 1912). Polished-wood insets on bed.

Aluminum body

Caelum Moor Arlington TX July 29, 2010 Film processed with Caffenol

Early models have cardboard bodies, later ones have aluminum bodies

Identifiable by their square-cornered bodies and horizontal format.

Vertical folding-bed camera for 3 1/4 X 5 1/2 exposures on 122 rollfilm (introduced for this camera). Flat, rectangular front door. Red bellows (black after August 1912). Polished-wood insets on bed.

The Autographic feature was introduced by Kodak in late 1914, and was available on several lines of cameras.

Archie St Clair truck and the Blacksmith Shop Grapevine TX July 17, 2010 Film processed with Caffenol

A continuation of the Folding Brownie Camera series, but with the addition of the "Autographic" feature. About 1916, when the 3A size was introduced, they were all given the new rounded ends.

Single Achromatic or RR lens

Blue, Meniscus Achromatic lens in Kodex shutter

Special edition of the No. 2 Hawk-Eye Camera Model C, issued to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Eastman Kodak Co. Approximately 550,000 were given away to children 12 years old in 1930. Covered with a tan-colored reptile-grained paper covering with a gold-colored foil seal on the upper rear corner of the right side.

Similar to the Folding Hawk-Eye Cameras, but available in black and colors: blue, brown, green and old rose.

Parker Square Flower Mound TX July 31, 2010 Film processed with Caffenol

Similar to the Folding Hawk-Eye Cameras, but available in black and colors: blue, brown, green and old rose.

Art-deco enameled front

Texas Hill Country April 1997

Round foil label on the side is embossed with "Mail Your Films To Flying Film Co. San Antonio Texas"

Enameled art-deco body sides. Slim chrome struts support self-erecting front. Kodak Anastigmat lens f.6.3

Box camera with art-deco front

4.5X6cm on 127 rollfilm. Black plastic construction.

Quick release bar at front of bed

Delaney Vineyards Grapevine TX July 5, 2010

Self-erecting, streamlined bed supports

Folding rollfilm camera with folding optical finder and body release.

f3.5 Kodak Anast. Special or Kodak Anastar lens. Kodamatic or Flash Kodamatic shutter.

Metal trapezoid box camera

Metal trapezoid box camera

Metal and leatherette box camera. Name changed from Target Brownie to Brownie Target in 1946.

TLR for 1 5/8 X 1 5/8" exposure on 127 film

Bedford Boys Ranch Bedford TX August 6, 2010 Film processed with Caffenol

Metal and leatherette box camera. Name changed from Target Brownie to Brownie Target in 1946.

Metal and leatherette box camera. Name changed from Target Brownie to Brownie Target in 1946.

TLR camera with fixed-focus Kodex f/15 lens.

Molded plastic box camera

Old Bedford School Bedford TX July 4, 2010

Molded plastic box camera

Grapevine Vintage Railroad. Grapevine TX July 17, 2010 Film processed with Caffenol

TLR camera with Kodar 72mm f/8 lens. Brown leatherette and plastic covering.

Non-interchangeable Kodak Anastar f3.5/44mm

River Legacy Parks Arlington TX August 15, 2010 Film processed with Caffenol

Coupled selenium meter. Pop-up flash. Made in USA, England and Canada