The Bullard Fixed Focus Magazine Camera was manufactured by the Bullard Camera Co. of Springfield Massachusetts in circa 1901. A well made box magazine camera capable of capturing twelve exposures without reloading. It was constructed of wood box covered with black grain leather and fitted with a high grade single achromatic lens and a time and instantaneous pneumatic shutter. The rear magazine mechanism will fold backward and swing downward supported with a hinge, automatically raising the focusing screen from the bottom of the camera to the focal plane lens. It was originally priced at $10.00.

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