This is a very historical Kodak 10A Century Studio Camera and 1A Semi-Centennial Stand that came from the famous and prestigious Herbert George Photography Studio in Springfield Il. The Herbert George name was synonymous for high end portraiture including the Famous Portrait of Abraham Lincoln along with many Illinois dignitary's.
It is in nice condition with a few nicks and dings from use. Listed Below is information on the Camera and Stand: This is a Kodak No.
10A Century Studio Camera (8×10 format size) mounted on a Kodak No. 1A Semi-Centennial Stand, manufactured by the Folmer & Schwing Department of Eastman Kodak Company in late 1925 or early 1926. THE CENTURY STUDIO CAMERA History The Century Studio Camera line was introduced by Century Camera Company in about 1902. Various models were manufactured (by successor companies), with little change in basic design, until about 1940, and the camera was a mainstay of upscale portrait studios through the first half of the 20th century. The camera was made in various format sizes, of which the 8×10 and 11×14 sizes were the most common.
In 1907, Century was absorbed into Eastman Kodak Company, which continued to offer the Century Studio Camera through 1940. Kodak manufactured the camera itself through 1926. From 1927 on, it was manufactured for Eastman Kodak by The Folmer Graflex corporation (a firm newly formed that year to take over certain operations of Eastman Kodak that the company was forced to sell under the settlement terms of a federal anti-trust suit). 10A version of the camera (8×10 format) was the final design of the series, introduced in mid-1925. The item "Kodak 10A Century Studio Camera Lens & 1A Semi-Centennial Stand" is in sale since Thursday, April 18, 2019.
This item is in the category "Cameras & Photo\Vintage Movie & Photography\Vintage Cameras\Folding Cameras". The seller is "photo-man1" and is located in Riverton, Illinois. This item can't be shipped, the buyer must pick up the item.
- Model: Kodak 10A Century Studio Camers
- Brand: Kodak