Kodak Bimat Junior Six-20 Series II antique folding camera (Kodak 6-20)

This episode is brought to you by my patron on Patreon. For exclusive content and to help shape future episodes, go to patreon.com/Azriel and subscribe. Welcome to this Old Camera, I'm your host Azriel Knight and today I'm showing you the Kodak Vigilant Six-20. In the 1940’s, they called it "A lot of Kodak for the money" The Kodak Vigilant Six-20 was a medium format, folding camera manufactured from 1939 to 1949 and featured full manual control, a step-less aperture, and two viewfinders. This camera and others like it were folding cameras designed to go into your pocket. A camera you can have anywhere you go. It took photos per 620 roll and if you don’t know what 620 is, it’s exactly the same as 120, except with a thinner spool, more on that later. The vigilant came with an integrated fixed lens and depending on the model a maximum aperture of F4.5, f6.3 or f8.8. The 4.5 model also has