WWI-era Film Camera
A thrift store customer discovered a camera stored in a leather case. It once belonged to a soldier who served in the First World War. The vintage device was in good condition and came with an undeveloped Verichrome film. Kodak called the roll “amazingly hearty” and can “withstand” various conditions. There is a chance that the lucky buyer could develop the images. The camera has an estimated value of $175 to $200. Kodak does not just make civilian cameras, but it made military use cameras in the past. The A2 came in handy for aerial pictures. The Eastman Kodak K-1 was also popular during that period.
WWI-Era Film Camera
Night Vision Goggles
We doubt that this is the perfect pair of night vision goggles for you if you need subtlety. If you only want to put it on display, they will the trick! Can you believe that someone found this at Goodwill for only $2.99? These are night-vision goggles by Infinity Ward, which introduced the Call of Duty series to the world. It is now one of the best-known video games in history and has inspired various merchandise. These were originally sold at $200 or so. So that you know, real night vision gear will cost you $10,000.
Night Vision Goggles
