Name/Title
CameraEntry/Object ID
2015.005.008Description
Camera with a film advance mechanism. Wind up clock work motor which is turned 2-3 times, then a handful of exposures (pictures) can be made until it needs to be wound again. It has a CdS meter which determines aperture. Relieves the photographer from leaving to set aperture by detecting light and setting the camera manually.
"Ralph was a machinist for Bailey Control (formerly Bailey Meter). Ralph said he "made everything" for Bailey. While working there, Ralph was a freelance photographer for Cleveland Press and Cleveland Plain Dealer. Ralph also entered numerous photography contests including one Bailey Controls managed."Collection
Photography EquipmentMade/Created
Date made
1970Notes
Early Date: 1970
Made: Kodak Company, Rochester, New YorkLexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Primary Object Term
CameraNomenclature Sub-Class
Camera EquipmentNomenclature Class
Photographic T&ENomenclature Category
Category 06: Tools & Equipment for CommunicationDimensions
Dimension Notes
Height 4" Width 6"Material
Aluminum, Metal, Plastic, Vinyl, Glass