Kodak Cartridge No. 4. First model of this early Kodak roll film camera, which was later also suitable for glass plates. This version dates from the early years 1897-1898, in which all metal parts are made of copper, whereas on models from after the turn of the century, these were nickel-plated. The red bellows are light-tight. The original shutter is also very early, does not even have a patent date yet, and is a so-called "triple action" shutter that still functions. This version is for roll film and still has the original wooden roll film spool. Backplate release is via a slide on the right in the barrel base. There is also a built-in tripod for vertical shots in the barrel base.