The Kodak Six-20 'Hawkeye'-Major was produced in the United Kingdom during the 1930s as a standard box camera suitable for amateur photographers. It used Six-20 (620) roll film with an image size of 6×9 cm, making it a medium format camera for its time Camera-wiki.org A brown leather box case with a fold ever lid on the top fastened with a press stud and a carrying strap which is broken. Inside the case there is a black box camera. Printed around the lens - SIX- 20 'HAWKEYE' MAJORbrownie camera, eastman kodac, n. s. cohan

In 1900, Eastman introduced the less-expensive Brownie, a simple box camera with a removable film container, so that the whole unit no longer needed to be sent back to the plant for development.A brown leather box case with a fold ever lid on the top fastened with a press stud. Gold initials on the top N. S. C. A thin leather strap is broken. Inside there is a black box Brownie camera, a leather handle on the top has an impressed label - BROWNIE. On the rear of the camera there is a circular impressed label - No 2A BROWNIE MADE IN USA BY EASTMAN KODACK Co ROCHESTER N.Y. There is also a small stuck-on label - N.S.Cohen. The rear opens to access the film holder and has printing No. 2A BROWNIE MODEL C Patented in U. S. A. Feb. 1,1916 Mar, 21,1916 Aug. 4,1925 and there is a stuck-on label - N.S. Cohen. a 42 page instruction book is included.brownie camera, eastman kodac, n. s. cohan