box camera, the Hawk-Eye, Jr.

This camera can use either glass plates or roll film, producing pictures of 3½ x 3½ inches in size. It is equipped with a single achromatic lens of set focus, a shutter adapted for both time and instantaneous work, and a square finder to center the image upon the surface of the glass plate or film. Everything is found inside a wooden box covered in leather. Original price in 1896 was $8.00.

For the description of this camera in the company's 1896 trade catalogue, see the following link on Google Books.