The No. 4 Focusing Weno Hawk-Eye was manufactured by the Blair Camera Company from approximately 1902 to 1905. The No. 3 differs from the No. 4 Focusing Weno in that it is designed for 3 1/2 x 4 1/2 photos. Where the No. 4 focusing Weno is a larger camera producing 4 x 5 images. This camera used daylight loading film cartridges, and images may be focused on the rear ground glass. Constructed of gain leather, double extension red maroon bellows, polished interior mahogany bed and nickle hardware, improved rising front, Baush and Lomb automatic shutter with iris diaphram stops. Finest rapid rectilinear lenses.

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