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Your camera is indeed an example of George Eastman’s original “Kodak” camera. It was manufactured in 1888. Approximately 5,200 of these cameras were made, and yours is serial numbered 3216.

Instead, they could use the Eastman Machine Gun camera, which was styled after a Lewis machine gun. Gunners could load a roll of common 120 film and then aim it just like a real gun.

When the film ran out, you simply posted the camera back to the Kodak factory for processing. The prints, negatives and camera containing another pre-loaded replacement film were returned by post. The ...