Kodak No.2 Portrait Hawkeye
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Kodak made a lot of different box cameras. The No.2 Portrait Hawkeye was another. It has two reflecting viewfinders, and a close-up "portrait" lens. The normal focus distance is approx. 8 feet, but the close-up lens can be used at 3 feet. It was produced from 1930, takes the still popular (as of 2016) 120 film format, and was offered for "premium" sales.[1] It was made in the UK.
