The No. 2 Plico Camera was manufactured by Eastman Kodak and Kodak Ltd. in circa 1899 to 1913. Similar to the No. 2 Flexo camera. A box camera covered in fine grain leather and handsomely finished. Fitted with a fixed focus achromatic lens and an improved rotary shutter with three stops. The camera featured a single finder, one socket for a tripod mount and an improved method for opening the camera for loading and unloading film with a single button. Capable of taking 12 exposures 3 1/2 x 3 1/2 inch square on No. 101 film without reloading. Price in 1905 was $5.00.

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