Vintage from the 1950s.

One of the first “home movie” cameras, the Kodak Brownie is a little slice of film history.

Here’s how Kodak Eastman described the camera when they first released it in 1958: “This camera is just what the amateur has been waiting for - a really simple, inexpensive 8mm. movie camera which is easy to use and which takes top quality pictures in full rich color or black and white. These features make the ‘Brownie’ Movie Camera Model II an attractive proposition.”

Please remember that this is a vintage item that has been used, loved and has its own history – flaws and all, and make up part of the description. Each item is vintage which means they are older than most of us!

Features:
• Useful USB ports. The base of this decorative table lamp contains dual easy access 5v/2a USB ports. (Functions when the lamp is on.)
• Vintage Lamp Socket with Ceramic Shell, Standard Light Holder for Edison Pendant Bulb
• LED Filament Bulb E26 Candelabra Medium Base 2700K Warm White, LVWIT 5.5W(40W Equivalent)

If you are purchasing a lamp for use outside of the U.S. or Canada, use only with the appropriate outlet adapter and voltage converter for your country. Do not plug into an electrical outlet higher than 110-120V as this could result in the lamp not working.