Kenilworth Model I camera

The Kenilworth is a box camera for 2 1/4-inch square exposures on 120 film, made in the 1930s by Standard Cameras Ltd of Birmingham, England.

The body is made from a combination of pressed metal and cardboard, the front, rear, top and bottom being card, with the side panels of painted metal.

This is a Kenilworth Model I, identified by the finder with a square front lens and simple name badge.

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Kodak Six-20 Art Deco camera

Kodak Six-20 Art Deco camera

The Six-20 Kodak was introduced in 1932. It is a self-erecting folding camera. It has angled ends to the body which is covered with pig-grained …