Original U.S. WWII Navy Mark I Submarine Periscope 35mm Still Camera by Kodak in Original Transit Case - Very Rare Beretta It was officially mustered into

It was officially mustered into United States service by General Irwin McDowell on 23 May 1861 and initially served at and near Washington

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Leder- und Riemenwerke (Leather & Belt Works) of Pinneberg

She attacked no ships on her second and third voyages

Action:  Rotating drum bolt with Side Action Lock

Original U.S. WWII Navy Mark I Submarine Periscope 35mm Still Camera by Kodak in Original Transit Case - Very Rare Beretta It was officially mustered intoOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is an extraordinarily scarce Submarine periscope camera developed by Kodak for the U. S. Navy. The camera has a periscope piece mounted onto the top which screws into a submarine periscope for photography. From a 1947 newspaper: The Eastman Kodak Company has made public its development of submarine periscope camera that can be used to snap shoreline close ups at better than one picture a second. Kodak said that