Kodak Folding Cartridge Premo No.2C

The Folding Cartridge Premo No.2C represents a typical entry-level folding camera produced by Kodak during the early 20th century, likely between the 1910s and 1920s. Designed for amateur photographers seeking portability and simplicity, it utilized Kodak's ubiquitous roll film cartridges, making film loading relatively straightforward for the time. The camera's construction was predominantly based on stamped metal and leatherette materials, characteristic of Kodak's budget-conscious approach to mass-market cameras, offering basic functionality in a compact, collapsible format.