browniecamera : Kodak Brownie Camera Collectors

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The purpose of this message board/discussion list is to bring together a community of Eastman Kodak Brownie Camera collectors from all around the globe. This list originally began in 1995 on ListBot. It was moved over to eGroups in 2000. Yahoo! Groups acquired eGroups in early 2001. In 2006, AT&T acquired Yahoo! and here we are today!

The Brownie Camera Collector group has been setup for ALL collectors of Eastman Kodak Brownie cameras and photographers. Everyone, from amateurs to professional collectors and appraisers, is welcome to join this list and contribute to the discussion. The main purpose is informational and research.

New subscribers WILL be moderated until they are determined to be a valid contributor. If you join this list just to spam it, you WILL be unsubscribed immediately. If you have Brownie (or even Kodak) cameras that you wish to buy or sell, you can post that information on the list without worry about being unsubscribed - HOWEVER - I strongly suggest that you post the detailed camera information AND your asking price! This is not eBay and we're not running an auction site!

Lastly, PLEASE use discretion when replying to a board message ... think about whether or not the entire Yahoo group REALLY wants to read your reply or is it better intended to be sent directly to a single person. The whole point of this is to keep a clean and topical discussion primarily about Brownie cameras.

Have fun and enjoy!

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Kodak collection Several years ago I began collecting Kodak cameras of every style, picking them up at yard sales, flea markets, auctions and antique stores. I amassed a Posted - Fri Jan 27, 2012 6:26 pm	ksorgangrinder Offline Send Email
Re: Brownie 3-C On the topic of developing and printing --- 1) The DIY option for Mariah would be to self-develop only the film and then scan the negs to a PC. Of course, the Posted - Fri Jan 20, 2012 3:09 am	bobdunn8947 Offline Send Email
Re: Brownie 3-C Mariah - If you're dead set on using this camera as your Grandpa did you could always cut the film to 124 size. Finding a few empty metal spools on eBay Posted - Thu Jan 19, 2012 7:40 pm	Jackson, Jeff jeff_jakson Offline Send Email
Re: Brownie 3-C Thank you Bob, I didn't see your post until today. That is great information, I will have to print it out and stick it with the camera. The concealed buttons Posted - Thu Jan 19, 2012 7:26 pm	Mariah Long mariahlongan... Offline Send Email
Re: Brownie 3-C I'll need to do some looking round and checking my camera (and hoping it's the same viewfinder!) first, or it will be a very long rambling email. Give me a few Posted - Thu Jan 19, 2012 4:24 pm	adrian.gray@... gray1720 Offline Send Email
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