Kodak Bantam Camera and Hollywood Star Portraits Featured in Upcoming Lion and Unicorn Paparazzi Auction

American industrial designer Walter Dorwin Teague designed the Kodak Bantam camera. These Art Deco cameras were known for their practical and pocketable nature. The upcoming Lion and Unicorn paparazzi auction features a Kodak Bantam Special 45mm folding camera. It has a clamshell design and enamel finish. The available Kodak Bantam has an aluminum body with angled edges and black lacquer finishing. The camera comes with a leather case and strap and uses Kodak F-828 roll film. Another highlight is a Bundy II alto saxophone kit by the Selmer Company. The Bundy series were student model saxophones popular for their affordability. The Bundy II alto saxophones with brass and nickel bodies were particularly known for their sturdy construction. 

Showcased in the listings is The Hollywood Special photobook by photographer Bob Willoughby. The book features top pictures of Hollywood stars captured by Willoughby during the Golden Era of movies. The great chronicler of Hollywood, Willoughby’s informal yet glamorous shots resulted from his still photography techniques. He would use remote-control brackets and devices to capture the images. The book features top Hollywood stars working on the sets of their famous films. A Nikon D810 DSLR body, Marilyn Monroe photographs, VHS movie tapes, Playboy and Penthouse magazines, musical instruments, and pieces of rock ‘n’ roll memorabilia are available as well. Interested collectors can explore the entire catalog and register to bid online on Lion and Unicorn.