The No.1 Autographic Special was made by the Eastman Kodak company between 1915 and 1920. Costing upwards of $50 (over $1300 today), this camera had a state of the art shutter and lens, incorporated many firsts such as the first Kodak to use Bakelite plastic, and was one of the best cameras of its era. In its original condition, the door on the rear opened to reveal the area in which you would press on the film with the metal stylus when using autographic film. The shutter appears to work and the bellows look to be in good condition. This antique fold out camera is being sold as a prop or display because I am not able to fully test it.
