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I have research date this unit to between 1927 and early 1931. First impression is that it looks to be in good shape otherwise.

So I got this one: Missing the strap and dirty. This also allowed an important feature to be added: tripod sockets! Keep in mind at that time film was still very slow and time captures were still needed in many cases.įunction is basically the same as previous models. Biggest difference was that while all previous models were cardboard and wood, this now had a metal body. The last major update was called Model F and was launched in 1924. So while waiting for the screws to finish my cardboard No2 Model D from ~1916, This one showed up on my workbench.īrownie No.2 Model F: The Brownie No2 was launched in 1901 and went thru several iterations and models. The Brownie No2 introduced the 120 film format in 1901 and this format still survives today! That's 120 years and counting! They were key to make photography available to the masses and in one shape or another, were made until the 1960's!!! The ultimate vintage Brownie!īox cameras are a very important part of the history of photography. No2 Model F: 120 film, metal body, tripod sockets, brighter viewfinders.