GUEST BOOK HAS BEEN RENDERED UNUSABLE. I assume it ts due to some entry with problems attached. Error also prevents my removing the link.

Another view of the Kodak 35RF camera discussed from the previous page.  At the bottom of the back, note that one just has a simple lock, the other has an odd shaped plate.  The odd shaped plate below the same simple lock presses an arm that shifts back the pressure plate to make putting the back on when loading easier.  At the bottom of the picture (takeup side of the back), probably not readable, is the decal with patent and film size information.  On the later model this also is where it says "made in U.S.A.." instead of on the top of the lens mounting.  On later models, the SN is between the pressure plate and this decal.  On earlier models the SN is on the outside bottom of the back near the tripod socket. I have also found a recent example where the body SN is on the odd shaped plate.

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Favorite Sites
My Camera Collection Sister site to this one. Shows many of the cameras used to take pictures shown here.
Merrill Photography Marcy Merrill has some neat pictures shot with collectible cameras, plus other photos of hers.
Wolfe's Camera This is the site of my employer, a large photo store in Topeka, KS.
Classic pictures Sister site to this with pictures taken by classic cameras.



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