When was my box camera manufactured, and what is it worth?
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The more specific answer: |
The less specific answer: |
| Somewhere between 1900 and 1950, and it's worth about
$5.00 to $20.00 USD.
Common cameras, mostly box, but some folding, that fall into this category include:
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Anytime from the mid-1800s through the early 1960s. The camera's
value depends a lot on its rarity, desirability, color, and
condition. If you consider all the possibilities, it could be worth
anywhere from $5.00 to $100,000.
Not every rare camera is valuable, nor is every common camera undesirable or inexpensive. Unless a collector needs or wants the camera you have, it has no value beyond sentimental or functional. If a camera is dirty, broken, missing parts, or obviously altered in some way, then it is not in good or excellent condition for its age. Poor condition is not a requirement for an old camera - many are still found in nearly-new condition today, functioning and clean. |
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