The Interchangeable View Camera was marketed by Eastman Dry Plate & Film Co. from approximately 1887-1890. Advertised as Light Strong and Handsome. Constructed of Mahogany with red or black leather bellows, and brass hardware. Features included a front focus adjustments via rack and pinion gearing, a reversible back, double swing and removable lens board. An uncommon camera.

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