Kodak Six-20 Bulls-Eye Film Camera — Vintage Box Camera, 1930s
A lovely classic Kodak Bulls-Eye box camera, produced between 1938 and 1941. The Six-20 Bulls-Eye is one of Kodak's most recognisable and collectible box cameras — its clean Art Deco lines make it as appealing on a shelf as it is as a piece of photographic history. A great addition to a collection or an interior styling project.
Condition
- Cosmetic: Good condition with some minor scratches to the body (see photos). Consistent with a camera of this age.
- Mechanical: Shutter fires and film advance knob works correctly.
- Strap: Original strap has deteriorated and is absent.
Provenance
- Maker: Eastman Kodak Company, USA.
- Model: Six-20 Bulls-Eye — designed for 620 roll film, producing 6×9cm negatives.
- Date: 1938–1941.
- Design: Features Kodak's distinctive Art Deco styling with a bold circular lens surround — the 'Bulls-Eye' that gives the camera its name.
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