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The Kodak 35 RF is an upgrade to Kodak's original 35mm camera and is one of the strangest looking cameras ever made. I also thought it would be interesting to see what kind of results I could coax from the simpler f4.5 Anastigmat lens and the No. I have another with a fine Anastigmat Special lens, but it had a lot of wear on it including a broken bakelite strap lug.

I was pleased recently to get this pretty little Kodak 35 from Lauren.

A 3-element Cooke triplet type was used on the Kodak Duo Six-2 A 3-element Cooke triplet type was also used on Kodak Bantam and Kodak 35 Kodak Anastigmat f /3.5,75 mm. A 3-element Cooke triplet type, was used on less expensive models of the Kodak 35. Amaterur photographers wanting to shoot 35mm film turned to Argus and its less-expensive C-series cameras At $40 (around $700 in today's dollars), the 35 was out of reach for many. 1 Diomatic shutter with top speed of 1/150 sec.

My 35 is a postwar lesser model, with a 51mm f/4.5 Anastigmat set in a No.

It has its antique look from the lens/shutter unit that it inherited from earlier Kodak folding cameras.

Vintage Kodak 35 Camera, Rare 35mm Kodamatic Anastigmat Lens, Camera Collector Industrial Home Decor The Kodak 35 was introduced in 1938 as the first 35mm still camera of Kodak.

This ad from 1939, suggests that the Kodak 35 was available for prices ranging from $14.50 to $33.50 which is less than the $40 often quoted on other sites KODAK Anastigmat - Lowest Price Free Express Shi

Kodak 35 Anastigmat Special f/3.5 lens and Kodamatic shutter - $33.50.

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Kodak Anastigmat 50mm f/5.6 (3 element triplet) in a three speed Kodex shutter (1/25 to 1/100 plus T and B) Kodak Anastigmat Special 51mm f/3.5 (4 element Tessar design) in a five speed Kodamatic shutter (1/10 to 1/200 plus T and B) During the war, the Kodak 35 was produced in an olive drab version for military use Kodak 35 Anastigmat f/4.5 lens and Diomatic shutter - $24.50. The Kodak 35 was consistently outsold in the marketplace by the Argus. Did You Check eBay? Fill Your Cart With Color Today Kodak Anastigmat Special 51mm f/3.5 (4 element Tessar design) in a five speed Flash Kodamatic shutter 1/10 to 1/200 plus T and B) The Kodak 35 originally sold in 1938 for a list price of $33.50 USD with the f/3.5 lens, $24.50 with the f/4.5 lens, and $14.50 with the f/5.6.).