This tiny medium format film box camera has been produced between 1939 and 1954 by Eastman Kodak Co. in Rochester (USA).
The bakelite body is made in two halves, held together by a sliding latch either side for film loading; the front panel carries the shutter, lens and film transport, the back box just the viewfinder and red window.

Defaults : the rotary shutter doesn't work  and a piece is broken in the lower edge of the case (photo 5a)

Specifications :

•     Lens : Meniscus f/11
•     Film type : Kodak 127
•     Image format : 4 x 6,5 cm
•     Focus range: 5 feet to ∞
•     Focusing : fixed focus
•     Shutter : rotary, one speed, about 1/40 s.
•     Winding knob : on the top
•     Viewfinder : reverse telescopic finder
•     Hand grip lugs

Dimensions in mm : L 88 x H 78 x D 70
Weight : 186 g (350 g with shipment packing)