The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SINAI, 1917. H.V. LECKIE, AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS PHOTOGRAPHER, IN SINAI DESERT WORKING GEAR. LECKIE USED EITHER A SINGLE LENS FOLDING KODAK CAMERA, OR AN ANSCO WITH A DOUBLE R.R. LENS. BOTH TOOK 3.5 BY 2.5 FILMS, SIX PICTURES TO A ROLL, AND EACH CAMERA ONLY COST TWO POUNDS TEN SHILLINGS OR 5 DOLLARS. (DONOR: R.H. LECKIE)
A 1917 MODEL AERIAL CAMERA STRAPPED IN SLOTS ON THE SIDE OF A BE2E AIRCRAFT AT SIDE OF PILOT. THIS PARTICULAR CAMERA WAS FITTED WITH AN 8 INCH LENS, BUT LATER WE WERE ISSUED WITH A MODEL TAKING A 10 I
Eastman Kodak No. 2A folding autographic brownie camera and leather case. The camera body has rounded ends and is finished in a black textured leatherette covering. A hinged door fitted to the front
Kodak No. 2A folding cartridge hawk-eye model B camera with Kodex No. 1 shutter. The metal camera body has rounded ends and is finished in black textured leatherette. A hinged door fitted to the front
Rectangular Eastman Kodak No 2A Folding cartridge, 'Hawkeye' Model B camera. The camera is designed to take number 116 type roll film. It has a pressed steel body with rounded ends, and has been finis
40mm diameter glass filter with an alloy frame marked on the outside: 'SERIES VI WRATTEN FILTER K2 MADE IN U.S.A." This is fitted in to an alloy Kodak lens hood (impressed around the exterior "KODAK
Graflex 2 ¼ x 3 ¼ inch Miniature Speed Graphic press camera. The body is made of mahogany bound with black leather. Pushing the covered button on the top of the camera releases the lens bed, which fol
