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The Kodak Hawkeye No. 2 Model B is a basic box camera made of thick, leatherette-covered cardboard introduced in the mid 1920s.
The Hawkeye No. 2 Model B was the simpler version of the original Hawkeye No. 2, featuring just a single portrait orientation viewfinder and a fixed aperture. The Hawkeyes only control is the shutter lever, which is located on the users right hand side just forward of the film advance knob. Linked to the lever is a single speed rotary shutter mated to a primitive fixed-focus meniscus lens.
Two metal latches located on the top and on the users right hand side of the camera hold it together. Undoing these latches allows the camera to be pulled apart to load and unload film. On the top is the viewfinder window and behind it are two metal studs that anchor a leather handle. The only things on the back are a red window to keep track of the current frame count and an embossed Kodak badge reminding you to use 120 film with this camera.
Made in England, the shutter is fully working and the camera’s condition is good (see photos). The internal metal has some minor rust, but a film still moves through the camera well. The leather strap is worn, but is still in place.
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