Kodak Mini Enlarger, Model 1

wubaja · Mar 12, 2010

I have an Eastman Kodak "Mini" Enlarger and the only "identifying data" is the patent number and that it is a Model 1. I bought it from a friend in the mid 1970's but never used it! Now, I'm wondering if it is something that I should pass on to my grandkids as an heirloom, sell on e-Bay or Craigs, donate to a museum, or just put on the shelf as a decoration.

Does anyone have any idea of its value to a collector or ?????

Thanks in advance for your help.

fotch · Mar 13, 2010

What condition is it in? Can you post a picture?

fotch · Mar 13, 2010

Hey, I forgot to welcome you to APUG.

wubaja · Mar 16, 2010

I sent some photos few days ago. Did they arrive in your e-mail?

Ektagraphic · Mar 16, 2010

This sounds so amazing!!!!

Sparky1945 · Mar 20, 2010

wubaja,

Did you find out anything about your enlarger? Would you please send me a picture or two of your enlarger.

fotch · Mar 20, 2010

I think these are the pictures of the enlarger in question. The OP can confirm or correct me if not.

Sparky1945 · Mar 21, 2010

kodak enlarger

Thanks Fotch,

It is not the same thing that I have I think mine may have been more of a toy.

Thanks again,

Sparky1945

systemslave · Aug 13, 2014

Kodak Portable Miniature Enlarger Model 1

I have one of these units that I got from a friend long ago. It is in great shape and very small. He used it as a military photographer way way back. It is so small he could set up shop in a pup tent. I have attached a picture of the unit beside a standard guitar for comparison. This would be perfect for someone with very limited space.

fotch · Aug 14, 2014

Welcome to APUG. Use it, have some fun.

Old-N-Feeble · Aug 14, 2014

Unscrew the lens so the light shines down. Set a white lamp shade on the baseboard and use it as a decorative lamp.

Kodak Mini Enlarger, Model 1

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